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A year after the merger, UT San Antonio President Taylor Eighmy highlights tangible benefits (opens the original)
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This month marks one year for the University of Texas at San Antonio and UT Health San Antonio as a single institution. University leaders say the merger has boosted student applications, student enrollment and overall institutional growth. The university’s enrollment this fall increased by nearly 5% from more than 42,000 students enrolled in the combined institutions in the fall of 2025 to more than 44,000. “Merger and integration has been a tangible benefit to our enrollment strategy,” said UT
Texas A&M University–San Antonio adds 6 teams this fall in largest athletics expansion yet (opens the original)
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Just before sunrise on a recent Monday morning students began gathering at Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s brand new track field. This was only their third week training together and would work on mobility, stretches, and quick sprints to warm up for a 45-minute run. These student athletes are part of the university’s first cross-country and track and field teams. Both sports debuted this fall under the careful watch of Head Coach Blair Sohl, who joined TAMUSA on April 6 and hit the ground ru
UIW welcomes students into its newly renovated Founders Hall expansion (opens the original)
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Early Monday morning the intersection of Hildebrand and Broadway was livelier than usual as University of Incarnate Word students began commuting to and from the main campus and Founders Hall, the university’s 380,000-square-foot expansion across the street. In the spring of 2019, UIW purchased the nine-story building with an attached 500-space parking garage. The building was once the headquarters of Southwestern Bell and AT&T, and it later became the answer to UIW’s main campus expansion needs
Alamo Colleges District eyes higher tax rate amid enrollment growth, budget pressures (opens the original)
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Alamo District College officials proposed a higher than expected tax increase before its board of trustees on Tuesday evening, to avoid a $27 million budget gap for the upcoming fiscal year. The trustees voted unanimously to move forward with a $0.0175 tax rate increase, which is slightly higher increase than the $0.0125 increase projected in June. The amount of this tax rate increase does not require voter approval, but before the board can fully adopt the new rate the district must conduct a p
UT San Antonio delays start of fall semester after cyber breach (opens the original)
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The University of Texas at San Antonio will delay the start of its fall semester to Monday, Aug. 24, as officials respond to a cybersecurity breach that was identified over the weekend. Classes for the 2026 fall semester were previously scheduled to start on Aug. 19. “We are making this decision to ensure the university systems, technology and services our students, faculty and staff rely upon are operating optimally as we begin the semester,” states an update sent to the UT San Antonio communit
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