South Texas College (STC) has been recognized for its success in making international study more accessible and inclusive for American students of all backgrounds through the Gilman Program.

College Recognized for Making International Study and Internships more Accessible

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Students within the School of Art showcased a body of work, The Vaquero List, inspired by The Latino List by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders. The Latino List was held at the IMAS through Jan. 6 and The Vaquero List was a student pop-up installment for one night. Plans to bring The Vaquero List to UTRGV campuses are underway. (Courtesy photos)

Students Create ‘The Vaquero List’ in Response to Exhibit featuring Influential...

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Continuing, Professional and Workforce Education

STC Continuing Education Awarded $600K by TWC to help Students Earn...

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PSJA ISD Middle School Students win National Letter Writing Contest

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Dr. Alexis Racelis, UTRGV associate dean of Community Engagement and Outreach for the College of Sciences, welcomed congressional representatives and community leaders from ARISE and LUPE to help kick off a $1.48M faculty-community partnership grant on March 1. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the grant – “Building Capacity: Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM Through Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Community Engagement” – is intended to help faculty develop inclusive, culturally relevant teaching practices. (Courtesy photo)

STEM-Community Engagement Grant takes shape at UTRGV

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PSJA North Early College HS Theatre Director recognized during UTRGV’s Engineering...

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UTRGV junior Alexandria Canchola is this year’s reigning Queen Citrianna the 82nd and is on the Royal Court of Mission’s Texas Citrus Fiesta, which celebrates agricultural and the citrus industry in the Valley. A McAllen native with roots in Mission, the exercise science major won the title in January 2018 and assumed her duties at the beginning of 2019. (Courtesy Photo)

UTRGV Junior represents South Texas Citrus Industry as Queen Citrianna the...

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More than 300 students competed at South Texas College’s 13th annual Regional Science Olympiad. McAllen ISD’s Fossum Middle School, pictured here, won first place in Division B and will now advance to state competition in April.

Valley Schools among top winners at South Texas College’s Regional Science...

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As part of FESTIBA 2019, a special book talk was held Friday, March 1, featuring the nationally acclaimed co-editoras of “Chicana Movidas: New Narratives of Activism in the Movement Era.” This is the first collection of scholarly essays and testimonies based on Chicana organizing, activism, and leadership in the movement years of the 1960s and 1970s. Pictured is one of the authors autographing a book for a fan on the UTRGV Brownsville Campus. The book talk was also held in Edinburg on Thursday, February 28.

Book talk on Chicana Movidas Captivates University Community

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Edinburg CISD student with the Migrant Education Program pose for a photo during an Edinburg Rotary Club meeting at the Echo Hotel in Edinburg. Pictured L-R: Edinburg High School senior Grecia Denyz Trevino, Edinburg High School senior Raul Solis III, Edinburg North High School senior Jennifer Hernandez, Edinburg North High School senior Tommy Lee Salinas, Economedes High School senior Jasmine Lopez, Economedes High School senior Jason Cantu, Vela High School senior Thais Galvan and Vela High School senior Nathaniel Trevino.

Edinburg Rotary honors Migrant Education Program

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