During the university's first open campus-wide budget forum March 20, President Cynthia Teniente-Matson announced the formation of a University Resources Commission to establish priority funding recommendations for A&M-San Antonio.

Some students graduating this December may not receive their diplomas until the spring semester because of a newly enforced transfer credit requirement.

A&M-San Antonio anticipated a six percent increase in enrollment for the fall semester, potentially boosting student population to 4,800 students, but did not meet that goal

Students have until March 31 to complete FAFSA financial aid priority applications, despite a spring break email announcing a March 15 deadline.