Story by Joanna Carver/Public Affairs Specialist Photos by Deborah Silliman Wolfe/College of Engineering UTSA can seem like an intimidating place for the uninitiated, which is why eight students from Northwest Vista College (NVC) are visiting the College of Engineering this week to get a closer look at what resources Roadrunners have at their fingertips. “We

By Joanna Carver/Public Affairs Specialist Daniel Mendez ‘10 M.B.A ’14 was having a casual chat with friends one evening when one of them, a neonatal nurse, mentioned something about her workplace: Part of her routine was rotating the heads of newborns to keep their soft skulls from becoming deformed. “We decided—why not try and create

By Joanna Carver/Public Affairs Specialist Pretty much everyone has been yelled at by dad a time or two and told to keep their hands off the thermostat. But Afamia Elnakat has shown that when it comes to energy consumption, it’s really the women in the household who have the power, and they also consume quite

The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) has six undergraduate programs, including engineering, that nationally rank for awarding degrees to Hispanic students, according to Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education’s annual Top 100 Colleges for Hispanics report. Overall, UTSA ranks number six nationally for the number of bachelor’s degrees granted to Hispanic students. UTSA earned

By Deborah Silliman Wolfe/College of Engineering More than 4,000 graduation candidates walked across the stage on this weekend as The University of Texas at San Antonio celebrated spring 2015 commencement ceremonies at the Alamodome. Included in that number were the first 20 undergraduate students that were admitted to the College of Engineering’s biomedical engineering program