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Ellen Riojas Clark and Erica Hernandez makes tortillas in a kitchen.

October 18, 2025

The flour tortilla’s deep roots in South Texas culture

Published by KSAT-TV

Ellen Riojas-Clark, professor emerita of bicultural-bilingual studies at the University of Texas at San Antonio shares how a centuries-old tradition became a symbol of love, heritage and identity

Employ 210 participant Eric Guerrero practices making floral arrangements during a job experience event for neurodiverse individuals at the ZerNona Black Multigenerational Community Center

October 17, 2025

New UT San Antonio program offers job training for people with autism, disabilities

Published by San Antonio Report

Staff from a new University of Texas at San Antonio program worked with trainees on food service and catering skills, giving participants an opportunity to get free, hands-on training with the basic components of those jobs. Employ 210 is a grant-based program run by UT San Antonio researchers that partners with local businesses to create job training for people with autism and other neurodevelopmental disabilities. Employ 210 creates specialized job training blueprints by working with employers and breaking their work down into specific tasks.

Students in a Fresno Unified School District classroom.

October 10, 2025

Despite test score gains, California students still lag behind pre-pandemic levels

Published by EdSource

A difference of a few percentage points between students might not be a big issue, “but what could be happening is that girls are interpreting that in a way that makes them feel discouraged about pursuing different types of careers,” said Ian Thacker, an associate professor of educational psychology at The University of Texas at San Antonio who previously also taught math and physics in California.

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2025

REGSS Halloween Open House

Fall into REGSS: Learn about our programs through an evening of fun and frights!

Nov

5

2025

You've Succeeded: The Life & Times of Dimas Garza

The West Side Sound Oral History Project presents a Film by Chuco Garcia

Nov

8

2025

Ph.D. in Culture, Literacy, and Language Information Sessions

Interested in the CLL Ph.D. program? Meet with faculty and current students, learn about the application process, and more!