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.
OVATIONS Magazine
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College of Liberal and Fine Arts Events
View All EventsMar - Apr
25 - 18
2026
42nd Annual Juried Student ExhibitionOur 42nd Annual Juried Student Exhibition was juried by artist Sulo Bee.
Apr
7
2026
Tea Time: Syllabus to Resume WorkshopLearn how to use your course syllabus to build your resume!
December 15, 2025
Endia Hayes, Ph.D. Publishes Article in Sage JournalsDr. Endia Hayes, Assistant Professor at UTSA publishes article, "Sensing the Black femme: Spit's obsessions and pleasures in Aunt Dicy Tales," in Sage Journals.
December 12, 2025
Dr. Catherine Clinton interviewed by The Guardian about the one-act play Oh, Mary!Dr. Catherine Clinton, UTSA Professor of History and author of Mrs. Lincoln: A Life, gives her take on the one-act play Oh, Mary! for The Guardian.
November 13, 2025
Ali Atabey Publishes Article in The Journal of Religious Minorities Under Muslim Rule“European Men, Ottoman Women, and Legal Agency in Early Modern Istanbul”
November 3, 2025
A Story Reclaimed, Marfa's Blackwell SchoolA Story Reclaimed How Marfa’s Blackwell School became a National Historic Site with the help of UT San Antonio faculty, students and alumni By Nick Ward, Cristobal Lopez and Kirsten Gardner
