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Area High School Students to Take part in UIL Student Activity...

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UTRGV Ranked Fourth in Texas by BestColleges.com

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UTRGV Hosting 10 Institutions Worldwide for Cross Connections: International Exhibition of...

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Trip to Wildlife Preserve a Truly Immersive Experience

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UTRGV K-9 Officer Suzy, with her partner, Officer Jorge Flores (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

Rrrrufff and Ready UTRGV K-9s Continue to Protect and Serve

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A week before the first day of class, university freshmen and their families set about moving into the dormitories at University of Texas Rio Grande Valley campuses this week, as the new school year gears up. Vaquero Move-In Days are Aug. 23–25 in Brownsville and Edinburg. Sergio Martinez, director of residential life, said about 900 students are moving into university housing this semester. (UTRGV Photo by Silver Salas)

Vaquero Move-In Day: Learning to live on your own

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UTRGV Now Certified as a Bee Campus USA affiliate 

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UTRGV researcher Dr. Karl Berg, assistant professor of biology in the College of Sciences, is studying green-rumped parrotlets in Venezuela to research vocal babbling. Berg wants to know if growing up with one or two siblings changes how this development phase manifests, as opposed to growing up with 11 brothers or sisters. His research is supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation to study sibling influences on vocal babbling and development. (UTRGV Photo by Veronica Gaona)

Bird’s the Word: UTRGV Researchers Studying Parrot Vocalizations for Insight into...

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UTRGV Celebrates Accomplishments, Changes, with Fall Convocations

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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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