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- Interview with Rebecca Flores
- Agricultural laborers--United States--Labor unions--History.; Migrant agricultural laborers--Labor unions--United States.; United Farm Workers of America--Officials and employees.; Labor leaders--United States.; Women labor leaders--United States.;...
- Flores grew up in a Texas migrant worker family in Atascosa County. She graduated Fox Tech High School in San Antonio. After working in a civil service job for the Army, she earned an undergraduate degree in sociology from St. Mary's University and...
- Oral History Collection
- The Calendar, May 9-22, 1986
- Calendar (San Antonio, Tex.); Gays--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.
- The Calendar was a San Antonio GLBTQ publication, which was published every other Friday.
- GLBTQ Publications
- The Marquise, July 15, 1993
- Marquise (San Antonio, Tex.); Gays--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.; Lesbians--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.
- The Marquise, a GLBTQ periodical was published every other Thursday in San Antonio, Texas. Vol. 2, No. 14
- GLBTQ Publications
- "Risk, Courage, and Women Contemporary Voices in Prose and Poetry" a new book from The University of North Texas Press
- Nye, Naomi Shihab--Archives; Women authors; American--20th century; Poets; American--20th century
- Risk, Courage, and Women Contemporary Voices in Prose and Poetry a new book from The University of North Texas Press flyer
- General Manuscripts Collection
- Interview with Osjetea Briggs, 1988
- Kickapoo Indians.; Traditional medicine--Texas.; Anderson County (Tex.).; Limestone County (Tex.).
- A professional photographer, newspaper editor and political activist whose love of East Texas and its history never ebbed. Her memories paint a picture of rural life among the pines from the 1930s through the 80s.
- Oral History Collection
- Interview with Amy Freeman Lee
- Women--San Antonio (Tex.)--Interviews; Women--Texas.; Voluntarism--United States.;
- Artist, animal rights activist. Topics: Career as artist, writer; San Antonio community; animal rights.
- Oral History Collection
- The Texican
- University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio--Newsletters.
- The Texican, staff newsletter of the Institute of Texan Cultures, 1984-1997.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- Mexican Texans
- Mexicans -- Texas -- Biography. Mexican Americans -- Texas -- Biography. Texas -- Biography. Texas -- History. Mexicanos -- Tejas -- Biografia.
- Part of the Institute of Texan Cultures' The Texians and the Texans series.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- Japanese Texans
- Japanese Americans -- Texas -- History.; Texas -- History.
- Tells the story of Japanese migrating to Texas and their experiences, accomplishments, and contributions.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- Watercolor, wax & wool : the art of Janet Shook LaCoste
- LaCoste, Janet Shook.; Needlework -- Texas -- History -- 20th century.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- The Calendar, October 4-17, 1985
- Calendar (San Antonio, Tex.); Gays--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.
- The Calendar was a San Antonio GLBTQ publication, which was published every other Friday.
- GLBTQ Publications
- San Antonio through a camera: historical and military
- San Antonio (Tex.)--Description and Travel.; San Antonio (Tex.)--Pictorial Works.
- Rare Books Collection
- San Antonio 1909
- San Antonio (Tex.)--Description and travel.; Bexar County (Tex.)--Description and travel.
- Rare Books Collection
- El Pueblo Vol. 2, No. 08
- Mexican Americans--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.; San Antonio (Tex.)--Periodicals.
- Independent, community-based newspaper published by a team of volunteers and distributed in the economically poor sectors of San Antonio, Texas. The newspaper's mission was to publish news and analysis relevant to working families. A donation of...
- Rare Books Collection
- Interview with Kitty Sue Menzies, 1986
- Menard (Tex.).
- Oral History Collection
- Interview with Robert H. "Bob" Thonoff, 1995.
- Fashing (Tex.); Teachers--Texas; Education--Texas; Germans--Texas; Lotaweig, Mildred Hemby
- History of Fashing, a small German community in Atascosa County, with emphasis on Fashing Elementary School.
- Oral History Collection
- Interview with Slade D. Cutter, Captain, USN Retired, 1984
- Submarine warfare.; Pearl Harbor, attack on, 1941.; World War 1939-1945--Naval operations, submarines.
- World War II submarine commands during which he sunk 19 enemy vessels, the second highest tally among American sub commanders. Cutter's observations and opinions are historic -- from his views that inferior Japanese radar was a major factor in the...
- Oral History Collection
- Roadrunner
- University of Texas at San Antonio--Periodicals
- Internal faculty and staff newsletter of the University of Texas at San Antonio. Published weekly (except spring break); biweekly during summer sessions.
- UTSA Publications
- Sombrilla
- University of Texas at San Antonio--Periodicals
- Sombrilla Magazine is published three times a year by the Office of University Publications. It is mailed without charge to alumni, faculty, staff and friends of The University of Texas at San Antonio.
- UTSA Publications
- Semanario Politico del Gobierno de Nuevo Leon, 1845 December 18
- Mexico/Mexican History; Texas History;
- Spanish Language Manuscripts: Semanario Politico del Gobierno de Nuevo Leon, 1845 December 18.
- John Peace Collection