UPDATE • 12:30 p.m. :
To help ensure students have the time they need following the recent technology disruption, we have several important updates for Fall 2026:
Payment Deadline: The deadline has been extended to Friday, August 21 at 5 p.m. CT, providing additional time for students to submit payments and for payments to be processed.Waitlisting: Waitlisting will end Wednesday, August 19 at 8 a.m. CT. Students who received a waitlist notification to register on Friday, August 14 or Saturday, August 15 are automatically being readded to the waitlist in the original order. Students will receive an email notification when a seat becomes available and they can register.Registration: Registration remains open. Once you are able to access your myUTSA Account, you can continue to make updates to your Fall 2026 schedule.
We understand how important access to these services is as you prepare for the fall semester. These adjustments are intended to give you additional time and flexibility while university technology services are restored.
Please note our phone systems are currently not available. The phone service is expected to be restored later today as technology services return to operation.
One Stop is here to support you and will continue to provide updates as additional services become available.
Editor’s Note: The following message was sent to the UT San Antonio academic campus community by Andrea Marks, Senior Executive Vice President of Enterprise Operations and Strategy and Chief Operating Officer and Michael Schnabel, Chief Technology Officer.
UT San Antonio has responded to attempted unauthorized activity against university technology systems that was identified over the weekend and impacted only our academic campus. The activity was detected at the edge of our network, before it reached core systems and University Technology Solutions (UTS), working with expert partners, took immediate action to contain it and protect the campus’ entire technology environment.
Our response has been effective. At this time, our ongoing investigation has found no evidence that university data was accessed or exfiltrated as a result of this activity.
As part of our ongoing response, we have proactively taken some systems and services offline so our teams can thoroughly evaluate the environment, reinforce safeguards and ensure appropriate protections are in place before returning services to normal operations. These precautionary measures have resulted in temporary disruptions for some members of our university community but are important steps in protecting our systems and information in real time.
With classes beginning this Wednesday, we recognize how important, reliable access to university systems and services is for our students, faculty and staff. Our teams are working with great care to ensure that our technology environment is both available and secure as we begin the new academic year.
We are especially grateful to our UTS professionals and expert partners who continue to work around the clock to protect our university community and technology environment. Their vigilance, expertise and commitment are instrumental to our ongoing response.
We will continue to provide further updates to the university community as systems return to normal operations, including clear guidance about any additional actions required of faculty, staff or students.