News
UTSA Libraries Announces Two Grants for Faculty
Applications are now being accepted for two faculty grants offered by the UTSA Libraries. Both grants are open to tenure and non-tenure track faculty, and offer awards to supplement travel allowances for conferences and research.
Adopt-a-Textbook GrantsThe Adopt-a-Textbook Grant was created to support the adoption and adaption of open educational resources at UTSA, offering an incentive for faculty to integrate a free textbook (or other free instructional materials) into a course.
UTSA Libraries Special Collections Unveils Photo Exhibit in Honor of San Antonio’s Tricentennial Year
UTSA Libraries Special Collections presents an online photo exhibit, highlighting moments in San Antonio’s history. La Puerta: A Photographic Journey of San Antonio opens the door to the city’s past as part of its Tricentennial celebration.
UTSA Libraries launches new website design
Just in time for a new academic year, UTSA Libraries launches a mobile-friendly website during the week of August 14.
Mexican Cookbook Collection Highlighted in New Video
UTSA’s Mexican Cookbook Collection is featured in a new video with Rico Torres, chef and co-owner at Restaurant Mixtli.
The collection is one of the largest of its kind in the U.S. with more than 1,800 items produced between 1789 and the present. Among the many gems in the collection are handwritten recipe books providing an intimate view of domestic life and Mexican culinary culture. Other areas of focus include regional cooking, healthy and vegetarian recipes and corporate advertising cookbooks.
UTSA Libraries Saves Students $3.4 Million in Textbook Costs
UTSA Libraries has awarded 24 ;Adopt a Free Textbook Grants to faculty throughout the university, resulting in saving students $842,194 during the fall 2017 semester alone.
Chat with us!
Head of Reference Services William Glenn responds to questions on chat.Librarians are online to assist you seven days a week
UTSA reference librarians answered over 20,000 online queries from faculty, students and staff in 2016.
UTSA Libraries Wants Your Political Signs and Posters
From now until March 5, UTSA Libraries Special Collections is collecting signs, posters, buttons, stickers and other non-digital ephemera from current and recent protests.