Missed the 1969 minutes of action? Click here to make a gift!

The College of Liberal and Fine Arts is the most academically diverse college at UTSA, with nine departments encompassing the arts, humanities and social sciences. The college offers 33-degree programs to more than 4,600 students, including doctorates in anthropology and English, a nationally recognized M.F.A., and one of the nation’s largest undergraduate programs in medical humanities. Research and independent study opportunities, including the annual research conference, are plentiful in COLFA’s academics programs. Plus, the college is home to three research centers and institutes: the UTSA Center for Archaeological Research, the UTSA Mexico Center, and the UTSA Institute for Music Research; as well as an on-campus art gallery and a state-of-the-art photography studio.  

Our students learn to think about themselves and their communities from a global perspective, to see the connectedness and to appreciate and celebrate the diversity of humanity. COLFA is a hub for creativity in arts, music, and cultural exploration, not just for the university but for the San Antonio community. In 2022, the UTSA School of Art completed integration with the prestigious Southwest School of Art which has expanded the school's reach into arts education, increased community engagement, and elevated creative literacy through an expansion of teaching and studio space. The college serves a diverse group of students, many of whom are first-generation and non-traditional students; and its mission has been to prepare future generations of global thinkers and world-changers. All gifts made to the College of Liberal and Fine Arts on this Giving Day support student success in all nine departments. Our goal is to provide our students with scholarships and financial assistance, professional development opportunities, and additional resources that will help students succeed at UTSA and beyond.




2
Match
Faculty/Staff Matching Challenge Day 1
$4,000 of gifts from Faculty and Staff on April 4 were matched for the programs you love!
$4,000 MATCHED
Completed
$2,500
COLFA Leadership Challenge
$2,500 from Dean Martinez has been unlocked thanks to 150 COLFA donors!
150 / 150 Donors
Completed
$3,000
Mariachi Los Paisanos Donor Challenge
$3,000 has been unlocked for Mariachi Los Paisanos thanks to Andrew '03 and Christie Waterman!
40 / 40 Donors
Completed
$1,000
Friends of Music Challenge
$1,000 has been unlocked for Friends of Music courtesy of April Ancira '03!
25 / 25 Donors
Completed
Leaderboard
UTSA Giving Day Challenge: Dollars
Thanks to John Richardson and Jan Puckett, an additional $5,000 will be awarded to the UTSA Giving Day project that raises the most money during UTSA Giving Day. 2nd place will be awarded an additional $2,500. 3rd place will be awarded an additional $1,000.
Rank Prize Department Raised
1 $5,000 UTSA Athletics $68,399.10
2 $2,500 College of Sciences $52,001.11
3 $1,000 Carlos Alvarez College of Business $48,217.84
4 Klesse College of Engineering & Integrated Design $41,901.00
5 UTSA Libraries and Museums $21,502.69
Ended
Leaderboard
Power Hour: UTSA Giving Day 2023 Kick-Off
From 10:11 AM-1 PM on April 4, 2023, the project with the most donations will win an additional $2,000 for their cause.
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $2,000 Friends of Music 167
2 UTSA Army ROTC 142
3 Klesse College of Engineering & Integrated Design 67
4 UTSA Athletics 36
5 Carlos Alvarez College of Business 29
Ended
Leaderboard
Power Hour: Finish Strong, 'Runners
Last chance to hit those goals! The project with the most donors between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. CDT on April 5 wins an additional $2,000 for their cause.
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $2,000 Spirit of San Antonio Marching Band 241
2 UTSA Athletics 159
3 MBA 5213 for Student Wellbeing 47
4 Carlos Alvarez College of Business 35
5 UTSA Libraries and Museums 31
Ended
Leaderboard
Student Program Challenge: Donors
Thanks to Karl Miller-Lugo, $500 will be awarded to the student program that secures the most donors during UTSA Giving Day. $250 will be awarded to 2nd and 3rd place.
Rank Prize Programs Donors
1 $500 Mariachi Los Paisanos 78
2 $250 Service Squad for The Roadrunner Pantry 72
3 $250 MBA 5213 for Student Wellbeing 68
4 Service Opportunities & Alternative Breaks –VOICES 60
5 Whataburger Resource Room and Roadrunner Pantry 57
Ended
2
Match
Faculty/Staff Matching Challenge Day 2
$4,000 of gifts from Faculty and Staff on April 5 were matched for the programs you love!
$4,000 MATCHED
Completed
$1,000
COLFA First Donors Challenge
$1,000 has been secured for COLFA. "We support UTSA because our degrees opened up opportunities we never thought were possible as first-generation students. We are proud to give back and encourage others to do the same.” Thank you, Brittany '06, '11 and Bryan '04 Pratt!
20 / 20 Donors
Completed
$2,500
UTSA Arts Donor Challenge
25 donors gave to UTSA Arts, so an additional $2,500 will be given to support student artists thanks to Johnny Clay Johnson!
25 / 25 Donors
Completed
Leaderboard
UTSA Giving Day Challenge: Donors
Thanks to April Ancira '03, an additional $5,000 will be awarded to the UTSA Giving Day project that acquires the highest number of unique donors during UTSA Giving Day. 2nd place will be awarded an additional $2,500. 3rd place will be awarded an additional $1,000.
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $5,000 Spirit of San Antonio Marching Band 489
2 $2,500 UTSA Athletics 452
3 $1,000 College of Liberal and Fine Arts 418
4 UTSA Libraries and Museums 223
5 University College 210
Ended
Leaderboard
Power Hour: Late Night 'Runners
The project with the most donors between 11 p.m. CDT on April 4 and 1 a.m. CDT on April 5 wins an additional $2,000 for their cause.
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $2,000 Spirit of San Antonio Marching Band 156
2 UTSA Libraries and Museums 16
3 UTSA Fund - Areas of Greatest Need 7
4 UTSA Athletics 4
5 Mariachi Los Paisanos 4
Ended
Leaderboard
Power Hour: Early Birds
The early Roadrunner gets the worm! The project with the most donors between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. CDT on April 5 wins an additional $2,000 for their cause.
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $2,000 Spirit of San Antonio Marching Band 16
2 UTSA Athletics 7
3 College of Sciences 6
4 UTSA Libraries and Museums 6
5 Carlos Alvarez College of Business 5
Ended
Leaderboard
Student Program Challenge: Dollars
Prizes will be awarded to the student organizations that raise the most dollars during UTSA Giving Day 2023 will receive $500. 2nd and 3rd place will receive $250 each.
Rank Prize Programs Raised
1 $500 Whataburger Resource Room and Roadrunner Pantry $3,401.00
2 $250 Student Emergency Fund $2,680.00
3 $250 Mariachi Los Paisanos $2,550.00
4 First Generation & Transfer Student Support $2,153.00
5 Recovery Center $1,661.00
Ended
Success!
First 5 Donors Challenge
The first 5 gifts are in! An additional $1,000 is going to Film/Media studies thanks to Deren Birdsong and an anonymous donor; $500 is going to Spirit of San Antonio thanks to Gabriel Perez; $500 is going to Birds Up for Barry thanks to Archangela Hartman; and $500 is going to Service Opportunities and Alternative Breaks thanks to an anonymous donor!
Completed
See what people are sharing about UTSA Giving Day 2023!
Don't forget to share!

Questions? See our FAQ.

Or you can contact us at givingday@utsa.edu.