Tag: South Texas College (STC)

U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Monday published a letter seeking input on a proposal to build up to 20 miles of new border wall in Starr County.

The results of a recent study conducted by WalletHub ranking the most and least educated cities in the country for 2023 were dismal for Hidalgo and Cameron counties, but local experts say that those results may not paint an accurate picture of the current state of the Rio Grande Valley.

South Texas College is planning on rolling out a new logo this fall as part of a year-long rebranding process, although what exactly that logo is remains a mystery.

The South Texas College Board of Trustees unanimously approved Tuesday a $15 minimum wage, boosting the rate for the second year in a row.

In a time where a nursing shortage has never been more prominent both locally and nationally, two South Texas institutions are excited about a new opportunity to bridge that gap making its way to the Rio Grande Valley.

PHARR — The Pharr Economic Development Corporation bought, in 2018, 264 acres worth of land with a central amenity that can only be described as unique: a 35-stall, Hacienda-style equestrian facility.

An equestrian facility sitting on 264 acres in South Pharr has sparked excitement and partnerships between the city and school district for a lofty plan.

Texas A&M’s Healthy South Texas Diabetes Education Program is now working in partnership with South Texas College to establish a diabetes education pilot program that will be open to the community.

As officials and communities across the Valley continue to recover from the powerful storm that ripped through the region over the weekend, several school districts have announced closures. 

This summer, Marisa Zepeda will be one step closer to becoming a police officer when she graduates from the South Texas College Police Academy, a career she has always had the passion to pursue.