UT-San Antonio begins new semester Monday after pushing back due to cyber breach
More than 42,000 students began returning to the University of Texas at San Antonio on Monday for the start of the fall semester — a multi-day delay brought on by a recent cyber attack. Classes were scheduled to start last Wednesday, but the university pushed back the date, citing a breach of its computer network. Officials […]
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