Before UTSA and UT Health SA merge in September, UTSA President Taylor Eighmy, who'll lead the merged institution, will also lead UT Health SA Feb. 1.

John Vale ’13 graduated from the UTSA College of Sciences with a bachelor’s degree in biology. He has since built a career in entrepreneurship as a restaurateur in San Antonio. Now the owner and founder of both Alamo Biscuit Company & Panaderia and Texas Associates Insurance,

The San Antonio Express-News obtained a Police Department presentation that shows violent and property crime across the city fell in 2024.

A local UT Health San Antonio doctor has been appointed to the Health and Human Services Advisory Committee on Long COVID.

Bernal served in the state House and Senate from 1964 to 1972, where he fought for bills that ended de jure segregation in Texas and the creation of the University of Texas at San Antonio and the UT Health Science Center.

JANUARY 17, 2025 — On the eve of a historic merger between UT Health San Antonio and UTSA, researchers from the two institutions have been honored with highly prestigious 2025 Hill Prizes, in medicine and technology.

South San Antonio ISD teacher Salena Rose Sanchez died Jan. 14 after battling cancer. She worked at Armstrong Elementary School for five years.

Gutierrez, professor and chair of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio has been appointed to the U.S. Health and Human Services Advisory Committee on Long Covid.

Taylor Eighmy, president of the University of Texas at San Antonio, is taking the reins of UT Health San Antonio as the two institutions merge, UT officials announced Thursday. Also, Eighmy has appointed Dr.

Nina Glass, the owner of Search and Rescue SATX, a San Antonio group that searched last year for missing student Caleb Harris, has died. She was 47.

The San Antonio Police Department officers who were shot by Brandon Scott Poulos have been identified. The total number of wounded sets a milestone.

A beloved figure in Alamo City, Joe Bernal is best known for championing early bilingual education laws. He was 97.