UTSA’s most academically diverse college, the College of Liberal and Fine Arts contributes to the education of virtually every student at UTSA. In addition to exemplary teaching, the college produces quality research and creative works in the arts, humanities and social sciences.
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Jesus Benavente: La Pulga Fresa
Alicia Eggert: Monumentous
September 8-October 28, 2023, Russell Hill Rogers Galleries
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College of Liberal and Fine Arts Events
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25
2023
Don Hodges Lecture Series: Dr. Trineice Robinson-MartinThe latest lecture in our Don Hodges Lecture series.
Sep
26
2023
Symphonic Band - "Kaleidoscope"Join us for the Symphonic Band's first concert of the year
Sep
27
2023
UTSA Orchestra - "Rapsodia Mexicana"The UTSA Orchestra blends cultural traditions with the power of a full symphony to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
Sep
28
2023
UTSA Wind Symphony – "Power"Experience the awesome power of the UTSA Wind Symphony in the first concert of its 50th season at the UTSA Recital Hall
September 21, 2023
UTSA brings Tejano star Shelly Lares to its School of Music as artist-in-residenceThe University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) has selected award-winning Tejano singer-songwriter Shelly Lares as its 2023-2024 artist-in-residence in the UTSA School of Music.
September 18, 2023
Save the Date! 2023 Nau History Scholars Symposium
August 24, 2023
Roadrunner Walk Across Spain(August 25, 2023) This summer five UTSA students spent their summer walking across Spain. Battling heat, blisters, and bad knees, Bella Degarmo (Political Science and Modern Languages), Jaclyn Lerma (Physics and Astronomy), Ashlie Newman (Art), George Salazar (Cybersecurity), and Alana Schwartz (Anthropology) are following step by step in the path of a thousand years-worth of pilgrims to the historic city of Santiago de Compostela.
