Congressmen Cuellar and Gonzalez Announce $600,000 for UTRGV to Support Beginning...

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STC is currently preparing to implement HB 2223 requirements and plans to serve approximately 1,335 students in Developmental Education by enrolling them in co-requisite courses by 2018-2019 as part of the requirement set forth by Texas House Bill 2223. STC was recently awarded a grant to enhance co-requisite offerings.

$75K Awarded to STC Geared to the Success of Developmental Students

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The Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) has recognized South Texas College with two distinct honors in September and lauded STC for its exemplary participation with SECC over the last 25 years.

STC Awarded ‘Largest Per Capita Gift’ for a Higher Education Organization...

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The Computer and Advanced Technologies Program at South Texas College offers a wide range of courses that focus on more than one operating system, and this is where Virtual Machine technology is ideal. Available for decades on very large computers called mainframes, VM applications have been available on ordinary computers since 2005 when computer chip manufacturers Intel and AMD provided additional hardware assistance to their microprocessors in support of virtualization.

STC Students Practice on Virtual Machine Technology Used by Leading Software...

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Congressmen Cuellar and Gonzalez Announce Over $88,000 for UTRGV’s International Studies...

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AG Paxton Intervenes into Lawsuit to Defend Texas 

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An STC student prepares to graduate, May 2018. The Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) in partnership with Excelencia in Education have announced an Adult Learner 360 Grant in the amount of $40,000 awarded to South Texas College (STC) in September. The resulting Adult Learner 360 Academy will be a solution for scaling and sustaining learner success for adult Hispanic students.

South Texas College Joins Initiative to Increase Degree Attainment Among Adult...

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The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine celebrated the grand opening of its Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) on Thursday, Sept. 20, in the La Victoria community in Starr County. The UTRGV School of Medicine received a five-year, $3.75 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration to develop the three AHECs, which will offer free healthcare to residents and educational opportunities for students enrolled in UTRGV’s health professions programs. Two more AHECs are scheduled to open—one in Hidalgo County and one in Cameron County. (Courtesy Photo)

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine’s Area...

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Edinburg CISD Finance Department receives national Financial Reporting Achievement Award.

Edinburg CISD Earns Financial Award for Third Consecutive Year

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Congressmen Cuellar and Gonzalez Announce Over $2 Million for University of...

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