PSJA ISD Seeking Community Feedback for Superintendent Search

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UTRGV alumnus Mathew Campbell – an award-winning music composer and educator – was part of the University Scorpion Scholars Program provided by legacy institution UTB-TSC and graduated from UTRGV in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in Music Education. He won the 2015 Percussive Arts Society Composition Contest and has premiered multiple works at Texas Music Educator’s Conferences in 2015, 2016 and 2017, as well as at the National Flute Convention in 2013, and the International Clarinet Convention in 2016. He recently earned double master’s degrees in Music Composition and Conducting from Oklahoma City University, where he was an educator. Campbell recently moved back to the Rio Grande Valley to return to his roots and spread his love for music to his community. (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

UTRGV Alum says Music Education is a Way to Hit Life’s...

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Ulalio Chavez, Jr, intern at Rio Precision Machine & Welding, Weslaco

Internships incorporated into Weslaco’s EDC incentives

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PSJA ISD to kick-off Centennial Celebrations

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PSJA Education Foundation awards $384,000 in scholarships, grants

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PSJA ISD students were able to refine track skills during annual...

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Pictured is South Texas College Dual Degree Specialist Osiel Sanchez and PSJA Early College High School graduates Miguel Villarreal and Julio Mendieta. Villarreal is an entering Freshman at STC, and Mendieta is an incoming Freshman at UTRGV.

PSJA College Transition Services host UTRGV, STC One-Stop Shop Registration Drive

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The Starr County Industrial Foundation will host an Economic Development Summit at STC’s Starr County campus; the event will focus on strategic planning initiatives for the area.

STC and Starr County announce Economic Development Summit: Shaping the Future

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Area children this summer are aboard the R/V Ridley, UTRGV’s floating classroom, to learn about marine life up close and in a hands-on environment through the university’s Coastal Studies Lab summer camps. Children attending use a touch-tank to view and interact with the marine critters pulled up in nets, and get to study plankton under a microscope. They also participate in fun learning projects like hermit crab races and fish painting. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

UTRGV Marine Science Summer Camp offers Closeup look at Marine Life

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Starr County Announces Economic Development Summit: Shaping the Future

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