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More Than 700 Graduates Cross Stage at Fall 2024 Commencement
Cheers echoed throughout Freeman Coliseum on Tuesday, Dec. 17 as more than 700 graduates crossed the stage during the Fall 2024 Texas A&M University-San Antonio Commencement Ceremonies.
Professor Takes Helm as President-Elect of Prestigious Professional Organization
Dr. Mariya T. Davis, associate professor of special education, has been elected to serve as president-elect of the Council for Educational Diagnostic Services (CEDS).
University to Celebrate More Than 700 Graduates at Fall 2024 Commencement
Texas A&M University-San Antonio will honor the academic achievements of more than 700 graduates at the Fall 2024 Commencement Ceremonies on Tuesday, December 17, at the Freeman Coliseum.
Expert advice for finding joy and balance during the holidays
To help students, faculty and staff navigate the holidays, A&M-San Antonio Professor Dr. Stephen Lenz, chair of the University’s Department of Counseling, Health and Kinesiology, offers advice about how to make the best of this time of year.
University Lights Up Community with Annual Holiday Event
Texas A&M University-San Antonio celebrated the holiday season in style with its ninth annual Lights of Esperanza.
Taking His Shot
When Journee Phillips joined A&M-San Antonio’s inaugural men’s basketball team, it was about more than just sports.
Beneath the Surface
In an isolated, subterranean cave, some 75 feet beneath the surface of the dark water, Dr. Fernando Calderon-Gutierrez is unraveling a mystery.
Dream Maker Raises Record-Breaking Scholarship Funds
Texas A&M University-San Antonio hosted its 16th Annual Dream Maker Scholarship Celebration on Nov. 15. at the Witte Museum’s Mays Family Center.
Texas Veterans Commission Awards Texas A&M University-San Antonio for Service to Veterans
A&M-San Antonio has been selected as a Gold Recipient of the 2024 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award (VEERA) by the Texas Veterans Commission.
University Makes History With Inaugural Basketball Season Opener
It was a historic night at the University Recreation Center as A&M-San Antonio kicked off its inaugural men’s and women’s basketball games before a packed house of 900-plus cheering fans.
University’s Master’s in Special Education Program Helps Serve a Vital Community Need
Graduates are making an impact at the local, state and federal levels.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: San Antonio’s Influential Leaders and Milestones
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Texas A&M University-San Antonio, as a proud Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), highlights key figures and events that have shaped the life, culture, and freedoms of San Antonio
Growing a Culture of Leadership
When Henry Cisneros was asked to create an institute to provide leadership opportunities for students in his hometown, he did not hesitate.
University Celebrates Investiture of President Salvador Hector Ochoa
A&M-San Antonio recently celebrated the investiture of Dr. Salvador Hector Ochoa as the University’s third president.
Examining Shakespeare Through a Chicano Lens
A trio of San Antonio professors are capitalizing on the success of a collaboration they forged recently to reimagine William Shakespeare’s works from the perspective of the United States–Mexico Borderlands.
Rules of Engagement
Dr. Elena Foulis, assistant professor and director of Spanish Language Studies, has collaborated on a new book called, “Working en comunidad: Service-Learning and Community Engagement with U.S. Latinas/os/es.”
University celebrates grand opening of the Student Rec Center, unveils new look for The General
A&M-San Antonio celebrates the grand opening of the Student Recreation Center and unveils a new look for The General.
Teaching History. Making History.
Dr. Bill Bush has worn many hats during his time at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, playing a key role in the University’s development from its beginnings when it held classes at an old elementary school to a sprawling campus of nearly 8,000 students.
Building a Department from the Ground Up
When Megan Wise de Valdez, professor of biology and chair of Natural Sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences, first read the job description posted by Texas A&M-San Antonio in 2010, she thought it sounded like a perfect fit for her. She knew she would be the first biology faculty member at the University, a challenge she believed she could take on with the administrative strengths she had.
Challenges Won't Stop Recent Graduate from Chasing His Dreams
TAMUSA alumni Christian Fox was featured recently in KSAT’s Great Graduates series, which shines a spotlight on college graduates with inspiring stories.
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Attend A&M-San Antonio

A&M-San Antonio boasts 62 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The University is also home to innovative student centers that offer personalized career services and specialty skills training. For information about how you can achieve your academic dreams, contact the A&M-San Antonio Student Financial Aid and Scholarships team. With the majority of our students being the first in their families to attend college, 98% receive financial aid, while 73% pay $0 tuition.
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Campus Culture

Situated on nearly 700 acres, A&M-San Antonio is a fast-growing university with an expanding lineup of clubs, organizations, and interest groups, including those dedicated to serving our military-connected students. And new campus projects, like the expansive student recreation center, are further enhancing the University’s vibrant atmosphere.
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Sports at A&M-SA

A&M-San Antonio’s award-winning Athletic Department offers golf, soccer, softball, and basketball. The University is part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the Red River Athletics Conference (RRAC), which encompasses a three-state region including Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico. 
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