John García (at right), a UTRGV pre-med biology major and president of the Premedical Biomedical Society, and Gabriel Yáñez (at left), a UTRGV graduate biology student, are seen reviewing patient information at the Culture of Life Ministries nonprofit clinic in Harlingen. In all, 21 UTRGV undergraduate pre-med students are volunteering, under supervision, at the ministry, which has provided free medical services to community members in need, for more than a year. (Photo by David Pike)

UTRGV Pre-Med Students Lend a Hand at Nonprofit Clinic

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South Texas College to host women’s retreat conference dedicated to sexual...

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“Stroke Prevention” Seminar this Wednesday, September 6 at the McAllen Chamber

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School of Medicine Class of 2021 was Welcomed with a White...

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STC Plays Key Role In Graduating First Cohort Of Community Healthcare...

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A team of four UTRGV mechanical engineering students have designed a prototype device that will help Parkinson’s disease victims right legibly again. The development of their Self-Stabilization Holder, a yearlong endeavor which became their senior design project, was overseen by Dr. Karen Lozano, professor of mechanical engineering (standing). This spring the device placed second in the Rafael Munguia UTRGV Business Plan Competition overseen by the Robert C. Vackar College of Business & Entrepreneurship. The students (left to right) are Carlos Hernandez, Misael Martinez, and Rodolfo Becerra. Team member Arnoldo Ventura, currently participating in an out-of-state internship, is not pictured. (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

Student Engineering Team Designs Device to Help Patients with Parkinson’s Disease

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Doctors Hospital at Renaissance Receives Leadership Award, Named Community Partner of...

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Photo by Paul Chouy / UTRGV

Preview Held for New Knapp / UTRGV Family Practice Residency Program...

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The UTRGV School of Medicine welcomed 56 new medical residents during orientation last month at the Edinburg Medical Education Building. The new residents began post-graduate training July 1 in six specialties at hospitals across the Rio Grande Valley. (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

Fifty-Six New Medical Residents to Practice in the Valley

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In recent years, BFSTC has grown quite a reputation, as they continue to earn opportunities to represent South Texas College throughout the Valley, the country and even across Mexico. Aside from participating at important community events across the Valley, the group has performed in major festivals in North Carolina, New Orleans, Austin, Guanajuato, Mexico City, Yucatan, and Veracruz.

Ballet Folklórico South Texas College Will Perform at MD Anderson Hospital

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