Reports of Rowdy the Roadrunner's demise were premature. UTSA officials say the feisty chapparal bird has job security, even ...

The UTSA Ring Scholarship celebrates the cherished ring tradition by giving UTSA students a chance to shine! It's all about showcasing the special meaning behind their rings and highlighting their ...

The University of Texas at San Antonio — currently branded as UTSA — wants to drop its signature bright blue-and-orange sans-serif logo for a more nuanced one that identifies it as UT San ...

That a Tata product could find its way to the top of the charts — as the best-selling car — isn’t something anyone would’ve imagined, but that is what happened. In the calendar year 2024 ...

For decades, UTSA built a strong identity rooted in academic excellence, innovation and community. The change risks diluting that progress, making it appear as a satellite of UT Austin rather ...

The University of Texas at San Antonio is undergoing a major transformation, and a proposed new logo is just the tip of the iceberg in this historic merger. Roadrunners will need more money to ...

The facelifted model also debuts Tata’s modern two-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated logo, alongside a larger touchscreen—expected to be over 10.25 inches—and a fully digital ...

The Tata Altroz remains one of the more sophisticated products of the indigenous brand. The premium hatchback has been rivalling the Hyundai i20 and Maruti Suzuki Baleno with its chic design and 5 ...

Tata Motors is gearing up to launch the updated Altroz later this month. To be launched on May 22, test mules of the premium hatchback have been spotted on several occasions in the past few months.

Tata Motors has released the first teaser of the Altroz facelift, which is set to be launched in the Indian market on May 22. This is a major update considering the lifecycle of the car.

The steering wheel is also new, inspired by the new Tata models that has a digital logo with touch-operated buttons on the steering wheel for various functions. That said, the next big update will ...

Retired Brig. Gen. Anthony Tata, President Trump’s pick for a top Pentagon post, came under fire at his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday for past inflammatory remarks, including calling ...