The College of Business Library Hall Ribbon Cutting

Join the University for the official opening of the College of Business and Library Hall Building.

• January 12, 2023
• 2:30 p.m.

President's Farewell Reception

A&M-San Antonio honors Dr. Cynthia Teniente Matson with a Farewell Reception to celebrate her time serving the University as president

• January 12, 2023
• 3-5 p.m.

Spring 2023 Career Fairs

See the complete list below:

1/19 from 1-4 pm for Part-time & On-campus Jobs Fair

2/9 from 9-12 pm for General Career Fair

3/2 from 1-4 pm for Internship & Summer Job Fair

3/30 from 1-4 pm for Justice & Wellness Career Expo

4/14 from 10:15-12:15 pm for Educators' Fair

Premier Issue of University Magazine Out Now!

The winter 2022 inaugural issue of Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s official magazine, ¡Adelante!, has officially launched! The word “Adelante” conveys the idea of forward motion. We have reconceptualized the design and content of the former University Magazine.

You will read about key highlights around campus and the University; faculty accomplishments, accolades and research; alumni updates; athletics news; feature stories spotlighting students, alumni, faculty, staff and our community; and much more. Read the digital edition today!

Around Texas's Season Finale Brings Christmas Music, RELLIS Update.

In the final episode of the season, tour Texas A&M-RELLIS in Bryan to see what’s happening at the Bush Combat Development Complex and round out the season with some Christmas music from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi’s own Mariachi de la Isla. Watch the show.

University Celebrates Fall 2022 Graduates

A&M-SA celebrated more than 700 students from the College of Education and Human Development, the College of Business and the College of Arts and Sciences, who crossed the stage at the fall 2022 Commencement. Both ceremonies took place at Freeman Coliseum. The events marked Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson’s last commencement as president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Dr. Teniente-Matson spoke during both ceremonies and commemorated in her remarks the graduates’ accomplishments, journey and path forward. Read more.

Fall 2022 Graduate Finds Community with Esports

Sebastian De Hoyos '22 earned his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. Following high school graduation, De Hoyos knew he wanted to further his education to become the first in his family to graduate from college. His parents encouraged him to finish his degree and ensured he understood they supported his academic journey. De Hoyos became team captain of two teams and was the in-game leader for Valorant. 

“The memories from when I was part of the team will stay with me for the rest of my life. No matter the outcome, I’ll always remember the way it felt to play for a great team,” said De Hoyos. 



De Hoyos became an advocate for esports on campus, making sure everyone knew that the esports community is inclusive of everyone regardless of experience level. He also shared the positive impact of esports by volunteering for community events like Region 20, a high school esports event. His goal is for students who attend the competitions to have a great time and find an interest the competitive sport. Read more.

Fall 2022 Graduate Makes Dream Come True in Face of Challenges

Among the graduate students who walked the stage for fall 2022 was Gloria Reyes, who earned a Master of Business Administration. Reyes graduated with honors in 2012 from Texas A&M University-San Antonio, where she received her Bachelor of Arts and Science. Despite her academic success, Reyes’s road to graduation was not easy.  

She struggled with dyslexia and, back in 2011, took in her nieces that were, at the time, a month old and four years old. They are now her daughters, whom she raised as a single mother while working as a jet engine mechanic.  

“I’ve always told them that the only person who can ever hold you back is yourself. That your learning disabilities do not define you. They are superpowers,” said Reyes. “I once pointed out to my youngest that in every superhero movie, the hero had to learn to use those powers.”

Reyes leads by example, helping her children overcome dyslexia and other learning disabilities. She showed her daughters that she wrestles with challenges too but does not let it stop her. Read more.

KSAT 12 Spotlights Fall Graduates

As KSAT12 continues to celebrate great graduates around San Antonio, the station spotlighted fall graduate Gloria Reyes. Reyes recently walked the stage, as a graduate from Texas A&M-University San Antonio. Reyes has dyslexia. But that didn’t stop her from earning two degrees, nearly a decade apart. Her journey to earn that second degree, however, wasn’t easy. Reyes knew she wanted to return for her master’s degree after walking the stage in 2012 with a Bachelor’s in Arts and Science. Shortly after however, she was faced with a family emergency that made her a single mother of two. Reyes took in her two nieces and raised them as her own. Reyes says she believes in being a role model to her children, teaching them that anything is possible, no matter how hard things are. Read more.