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Three University of Texas at San Antonio athletes competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics
A UTSA trainer also will be on the medical staff for the U.S. Paralympic Team.
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UTSA Coach Jeff Traylor’s son shielded fellow reporter from gunfire at Trump rally
Jake Traylor, an NBC correspondent, leapt into action to protect a fellow reporter, according to an account she shared online.
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Group demands San Antonio university investigate claims of First Amendment violations
Pro-Palestinian protesters allege that UTSA’s dean of students barred demonstrators from saying certain words and speaking in Arabic.
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UTSA offering public one last chance to visit original Institute of Texan Cultures site
The university plans to relocate the museum temporarily before finding it a permanent home by 2030.
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Muslim advocacy group sues Gov. Abbott over order cracking down on campus protests
The suit, which argues the governor is violating students’ free speech rights, also names UTSA President Taylor Eighmy as defendant.
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San Antonio researchers land research dollars to improve trauma care using AI
UTSA will work in collaboration with UT Health San Antonio and University of Texas at Tyler on the project.
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San Antonio college students send letter demanding right to protest Gaza war
The students asked their school administrations to ‘publicly oppose’ an order from Gov. Greg Abbott asking universities to rein in speech about the Israel’s invasion of Gaza.
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War of Words: Did UTSA violate pro-Palestinian protesters’ First Amendment rights?
Students and organizers accuse UTSA of banning the use of certain words, including ‘Israel.’ School administrators dispute those claims.
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Campuses across Texas had pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Why did only UT-Austin crack down?
Dozens of people were arrested in Austin, while sit ins and demonstrations elsewhere happened mostly unobstructed. School officials say it’s because campus rules were broken.
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Solar eclipse tourism could bring up to $603 million to Texas economy, UTSA prof says
Based on economic data from other states, Texas can expect around $300 of spending per eclipse tourist.
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San Antonio’s beloved Noodle Tree closes to make way for two new concepts
Upcoming concepts Breeky and Momo Yakitori will focus on Korean-inspired breakfast sandwiches and yakitori, respectively.
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UTSA to move Institute of Texan Cultures from current downtown San Antonio site
The relocation would free up the nearly 14-acre site for development of an arena for the San Antonio Spurs.
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San Antonio Book Festival’s 2024 lineup includes poets, journalists, authors of the fantastic
The free event will include appearances by 100 authors, including Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Hanif Abdurraqib, Steve Inskeep and Becky Albertalli.
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Is San Antonio a possible pro baseball market? The numbers say it’s no home run.
ESPN recently said the San Antonio area could be in line for an MLB team, but experts say economic realities may get in the way.
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Alamo Beer’s hefty triple IPA inspired by UTSA Roadrunners packs a juicy punch
The 10.5% ABV brew is only available at the downtown-area taproom.
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Botched Cake, Dog Food Recall: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
NBA legend Charles Barkley also tried to rib the Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama about his new city’s overindulgence in churros.
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San Antonio officials recommend public transit ahead of UTSA-Army game
Kickoff for the game will be at 6 p.m. Friday, around the same time as rush hour.
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San Antonio college students, faculty and staff get free access to public transit with VIA U-Pass
The initiative aims to make transportation more convenient and affordable for students.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Deadwolff, Megafauna, Origami Angel and more
UTSA’s Underground of Chaos event will also showcase 20 Texas artists for free.
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Larry Garza, Public School Funding: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Many readers also read our remembrance of famed San Antonio artist Jesse Treviño.