Our Lady of the Lake University’s volleyball program will play in the NAIA national tournament for the first time since the 2020 season.

After nearly 42,000 employees and students were affected by a 2022 data breach, Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) has decided to settle a proposed class-action lawsuit.

The Saints won the NAIA World Series with an overall record of 57-3

Our Lady of the Lake University threw a massive celebration for their softball team on Monday afternoon for winning the NAIA World Series.

The nation’s top-ranked Our Lady of the Lake softball team is back on the big stage for the second year in a row.

Rachel Dziuba is an OLLU graduate who played soccer and was student body president during her time there.

Our Lady of the Lake University announced it will receive a $2.2 million grant to support first-generation students, the largest private investment in the school’s history.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio has hired Chris Dial to launch its men’s basketball program.

The mother and daughter duo graduate with their fifth degree together.

Maria Flores graduated from Our Lady of the Lake University and will got to pharmacy school.

The first Ukrainian school opens in San Antonio at Our Lady of the Lake University.

Our Lady of the Lake University is investigating a cyberattack that compromised personal information on its network.

San Antonio arson investigators are working to determine the cause of an abandoned house fire early Tuesday morning.

An Our Lady of the Lake alum reflects on advice that blasted off her career as a NASA employee, connecting her to the launch of Artemis I.

Angelina Martinez, a student-athlete at Our Lady of the Lake University, was identified as one of two drivers killed in a head-on crash Sunday.

Angelina Martinez, a student-athlete at Our Lady of the Lake University, was identified as one of two drivers killed in a head-on crash Sunday.

Our Lady of the Lake University will celebrate the opening of their food pantry and the 80th anniversary of the Worden School of Social Service on Thursday.

Days after more than a dozed media outlets filed a lawsuit against Texas DPS, there have been questions about why this step is necessary.

Michael Thompson was known as “The Voice of the Saints” since 2009. Thompson passed away during Saturday's women's basketball game at OLLU.

Man who grew up in Eagle Pass works as an athletic trainer for Cincinnati Bengals.

Our Lady of the Lake University to welcome its first Latino male president in July.

Trinity University will delay the start of spring semester amid a surge in new coronavirus cases, while other San Antonio universities are considering the same move.

San Antonio firefighters are working to determine the cause of a house fire late Sunday night.

This year marks the first time a U.S. president has officially recognized Indigenous People’s Day and celebrations were held across the nation including San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO – Joseph Liedecke is on a mission to raise $25,000 to honor his beloved mother. “I want other people to know who she was.”His mother, Esther Morales Liedecke, passed away in early June of 2019. “I set up a scholarship,” Joseph said. “Most of the time people give me a little extra because they know it’s going for a good cause,” Joseph said. To learn more and donate to the Esther Morales Liedecke Scholarship, click here.

SAN ANTONIO – The first face off Tuesday between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden could be “the most interesting presidential debate we’ve ever seen,” said Leda Barnett, Ph.D., who chairs the political science department at Our Lady of the Lake University. Barnett said the controversial timing of the newest Supreme Court nominee and revelations about Trump’s tax returns are the backdrop for the first of three presidential debates. “These are the things we want to know.”But Barnett said she’s worried about the possibility of personal attacks by Trump on Biden and whether the Democrat will “take the bait,” detracting from a debate about the issues. “I wouldn’t believe everything I hear," she said. Instead, Barnett said voters should fact check what they hear by using more than one respected, independent source.

SAN ANTONIO The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has released data regarding businesses that applied for Paycheck Protection Program loans and nearly 3,000 San Antonio businesses appear to have requested funds through the program. The list of organizations that received loans include businesses, nonprofit organizations and educational entities. All PPP loans are subject to SBA review and all loans over $2 million will automatically be reviewed, according to the press release. The Paycheck Protection Program resumed accepting applications Monday at 8 a.m. in response to the Paycheck Protection Program Extension Act. The new deadline to apply for a Paycheck Protection Program loan is August 8, 2020, according to SBA.gov.

SAN ANTONIO Thomas Jefferson graduate, Skyla St. Clair, signed her National Letter of Intent to play volleyball next season for Our Lady of the Lake University on Saturday. Family, friends and coaches celebrated St. Clairs commitment with a ceremony in front of her familys home. The setter received 1st Team All-District honors the past three years and had success in soccer as well earning 2nd Team All-district honors two years in a row. St. Clair is also top 5 in her class and graduated with a 3.9 GPA.

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He said the Air Force has documented how often birds flew over or close to runways. Photo Courtesy: Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation (KSAT)Coyle said the military also traced the problem back to an over-populated Bird Island. However, she said, the USDA has brought Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation 56 young birds in the past two days. Photo Courtesy: Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation“It’s just unfortunate. “But we can never do what mothers in nature can do for them.”Coyle said the mitigation plan that was developed “protects those birds, protects the community and ensures that those pilots have a safe flight pattern.”Photo Courtesy: Wildlife Rescue and RehabilitationPhoto Courtesy: Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation

SAN ANTONIO – From the Rio Grande Valley, Octavio Quintanilla is now a professor at Our Lady of the Lake University. Last year, after writing for six years, Quintanilla's first book of poems was published, "If I Go Missing." This year will be the first year Quintanilla participates in the San Antonio Book Festival and thinks the event is great for the community. "People from San Antonio, have a chance to come and meet a bunch of great writers; writers that care about their craft, writers that care about the community." For more on Octavio Quintanilla you can follow him on twitter @OctQuintanilla.