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Monday, April 16 is Purple Up! day in Edinburg, a time to recognize and appreciate military children for their service and sacrifice.

Purple Up! For Military Kids in April

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UTRGV hosted the first HESTEC GreenPowerUSA South Texas Electric Car Competition, held April 6-7 at the Brownsville South Padre Island International Airport. Thirty two teams representing middle school, high school and colleges from across South Texas competed in the competition, which delivered the excitement of motorsport to inspire students to excel in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) studies. Awards and medallions (shown here) were distributed during a ceremony on Saturday at the old CAF Hangar. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

University Hosts 32 Middle, High School Teams for First GreenPowerUSA South...

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The Texas Regional STEM Degree Accelerator (TRSDA) at South Texas College has concluded its nearly three-year grant. Throughout the grant, TRSDA trained more than 170 STEM faculty from across the region, and successfully brought together leaders in healthcare and information technology industries. Natalie Johnson (left), a mathematics professor from Tarrant County College South Campus and Joan Shriver, a computer science professor from Tarrant County College Northwest Campus attended the final consortium meeting on April 6.

Victory Lap for TRSDA at South Texas College

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San Antonio ISD leaders pictured with PSJA ISD students and staff.

San Antonio ISD inspired by PSJA ISD’s Dual Language Program, Look...

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Top Row: Jayden Olson, Andrew Samaniego, Nathan Sanchez, Johnathan Larson, and Mariella Vela. Middle Row: Daniella Ashburn, Selma Regalado, Katheryn Slusher, Andrea Tamez, and Leslie Hernandez. Bottom Row: Jocelyn Gomez, Nayeli Posadas, Sydney Ramon, Vianca Castilleja, and Sophie Resendez. Not pictured: Patricia Rocha, Alejandra Cueva, and Elise Lizka.

Memorial High School Student Council earns Top Awards in the State

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PSJA Memorial’s One-Act Play advances to Regionals

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As Dr. Lino Garcia Jr., Ph.D., approaches his 84th birthday in January, the UTRGV Professor Emeritus of Spanish Literature says change is what keeps him motivated. Garcia has ridden waves of major change in the Rio Grande Valley’s higher education offerings, going back to his college days in the 1960s at Pan American College, to UTRGV and its sprawling distributed-campus university that serves some 28,000 students throughout the Valley and beyond. He started working at Pan American College in 1967 as a Spanish instructor. Fifty years later, he is still teaching with the same enthusiasm for his students and their success. (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

Embracing Change Professor Emeritus Reflects on 50 Years of Cultural, Intellectual...

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Dr. Kevin Peek, Associate Professor of Economics at South Texas College

South Texas College to host “Renegotiating NAFTA: Challenges and Opportunities” Conference 

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Ann Baltz is the founder and artistic director of the nationally acclaimed performance training program, OperaWorks.

Nationally Acclaimed Opera Educator to Work with UTRGV Students on Bringing...

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Pictured at center UTRGV President Guy Bailey, posing with the UTRGV Chess Team, who won the annual President’s Cup national championship, known as the Final Four of College Chess competition, at the Marshall Chess Club in New York City on April 1. The university celebrated the first ever national championship win for the Chess Team on Friday, April 6, at the Brownsville Campus. The celebration will continue with the Chess Team on the Edinburg Campus at noon on Monday, April 9, at the Visitors Center. (UTRGV Photo by Veronica Gaona)

Celebrating the First National Chess Championship, Checkmate! 

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