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PSJA ISD School Board approves official Dual Language policy

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Father’s guidance inspires student to complete degree

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Mission CISD students will have EpiPen available in additional locations

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Southern Careers Institute Receives Over $6 Million in CARES Act Funds...

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Rep. Cuellar on House Passage of GI Bill Flexibility for Student...

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Rep. Cuellar Helps Secure $1.7 Billion for Low-Income and Hispanic Student...

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‘Stepping up’ As a Future History Teacher, Billy Joe Ortiz

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Students head to classes on the first day of class at STC, Aug. 27, 2018. South Texas College began the semester with a surge in student enrollment as current numbers have surpassed 32,000.

South Texas College Enrollment Surges to Over 32 Thousand Students

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UTRGV students tackled a physically and mentally challenging study abroad curriculum in Peru this summer that included art, architecture, history and biology – and an extreme, rigorous trek in the Andes. From June 5-28, UTRGV graduate and undergraduate students in three courses of study were in Peru at the same time and followed roughly the same itinerary. Dr. Mark Andersen, dean of the UTRGV Honors College, led a biology class that highlighted Peru’s alpine and cloud forest flora and fauna. Dr. Katherine McAllen, assistant professor in the School of Art, College of Fine Arts, led a class that covered the colonial art and architecture of Peru. And a course led by Dr. Robert Bradley, associate professor in the School of Art, College of Fine Arts, emphasized the region’s history of Inca art and architecture. Here, UTRGV students receive instruction in traditional weaving techniques in the village of Huilloc. (Courtesy Photo)

Cuzco, Choquequirao, Salkantay: Students Embrace Extreme Andean Travel

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Sixteen UTRGV students had the experience of a lifetime this summer, during a study abroad trip to South Korea. From learning to cook traditional Korean dishes to practicing Taekwondo, UTRGV students spent two weeks studying the language and traditions of a culture previously unfamiliar to them. Led by Mijin Oh-Villarreal, a lecturer in the UTRGV Department of Writing and Language Studies, they participated in the Beginning Korean Studies II mini-semester course, but report the lessons reached far beyond language. (Courtesy Photo)

From Food to Fashion, Trip to South Korea Provides World of...

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