Microsoft services, including Outlook, Teams and other applications, are progressively returning to normal operations with an increasing number of users successfully reconnecting. Some intermittent disruptions or delays may continue as Microsoft systems recover from yesterday's incident.
At The University of Texas at San Antonio, local restaurants, entrepreneurs, and alumni-owned businesses are becoming part of the campus dining experience.
As UT San Antonio continues to grow and enhance its presence downtown, the university remains committed to creating a vibrant and connected campus experience that supports success both inside and outside the classroom.
UT San Antonio marked a major milestone as the university welcomed students to The Continental, an apartment-style housing community in the heart of downtown San Antonio that expands opportunities for students to live, learn and connect in the university’s growing downtown community.
Blanco Hall, one of The University of Texas at San Antonio’s newest residence halls, has earned LEED Silver certification. This recognition reflects the university’s strong commitment to sustainable design and responsible growth across its campuses.
It’s time to Fiesta! Fiesta San Antonio returns from April 16-26, 2026. Also returning is convenient on-campus parking: Campus Services will again provide flexible parking options at the Downtown Campus to help the community enjoy the celebrations with ease.
The University of Texas at San Antonio and VIA Metropolitan Transit recently implemented transportation updates that help connect Roadrunners to a dynamic, accessible and engaging experience across the university’s campuses and locations.
his month, we are pleased to announce the first employee spotlight from Campus Services: Leo Amaro. With over 17 years of experience under his belt, Amaro plays an integral role in supporting the university community.
UT San Antonio Campus Services is asking Roadrunners to help stock the Roadrunner Pantry by paying eligible parking citations with a donation of peanut butter as part of the annual Peanut Butter Parking Campaign.
Whether you're new to the university or returning for another year, knowing what essential resources are available through Campus Services, and how to access them, can make all the difference to a Roadrunner’s experience.
The results from the Parking Permit Design Contest are in! After reviewing dozens of unique submissions from UTSA’s talented students, showcasing their creativity, graphic design skills and school spirit, Campus Services is pleased to announce this year's winners.
UTSA Campus Services and UTSA Dining are pleased to announce the Campus Dining Experience Assessment, an exciting initiative happening now that will result in a long-term plan for campus dining services that support the Roadrunner community’s varied needs, preferences and priorities.
The University of Texas at San Antonio’s (UTSA) newest, Friends-themed coffee shop—Union Perk—opened its doors at the start of the semester. Conveniently located on the first floor of the Student Union next to the Rowdy Campus Store, this inviting spot is the perfect place to grab a drink, hang out or catch up on studying.
UTSA Campus Services is holding its annual Parking Permit Design Contest through the end of February. If you’re a current UTSA student, you are eligible and encouraged to submit your best parking permit design for the 2025-2026 academic year.
UTSA Dining recently installed new Farmer’s Fridge smart refrigerators at the Main and Southwest Campuses, offering students, faculty and staff a convenient way to access fresh, nutritious meals at any time of day. These self-serve locations provide a wide variety of healthy, chef-curated salads, bowls and snacks, making it easier than ever to enjoy a variety of dining options on the go.
In a groundbreaking collaboration, UTSA Dining has partnered with The Common Market Texas, a nonprofit food distributor, and UTSA’s Roadrunner Pantry to launch the Farm-Fresh Box Program.
UTSA students, faculty and staff have new travel options free of charge throughout downtown San Antonio. VIA’s popular on-demand VIA Link program has expanded to include a new VIA Link Downtown zone and enhancements to The Little Runner.
UTSA Campus Services is asking Roadrunners to help stock the Whataburger Resource Room by paying eligible parking citations with a donation of peanut butter as part of the annual Peanut Butter Parking Campaign.
In its first major renovation since 2008, the Rowdy Campus Store at UTSA will get some exciting updates aimed at enhancing the in-store experience for students, faculty, staff and visitors.
This year’s Parking Permit Design Contest was a resounding success, receiving dozens of submissions from UTSA students looking to show their UTSA pride through their inspiring artwork.
Carrie Charley recently joined UTSA Business Affairs as the new associate vice president for Campus Services. Charley brings over 20 years of higher education leadership experience to UTSA, including extensive experience managing campus auxiliary services.
Campus Services enhances the campus experience by providing resources designed to support university goals and individual success outside the classroom.
Campus Services supports the university’s mission by making everyday campus life more welcoming, convenient and connected. We support the everyday moments of campus life—from arriving on campus and getting where you need to go to enjoying a meal, accessing university spaces, shopping for Roadrunner essentials and feeling at home in our residential communities.
Through our services, programs and outreach, we deliver exceptional service, create welcoming spaces and foster positive interactions. Every member of our team plays a role in helping students, employees and visitors feel welcomed, valued, cared for and that they belong.