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Game Day Brief: UTRGV. Sul Ross
The UTRGV Vaqueros return to Robert C. Vackar Stadium today to host Sul Ross Lobos in their inaugural season matchup. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. This marks another milestone
Read MoreCollegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization at UTRGV Joins RGV Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Edinburg, Texas – The Rio Grande Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announces that the Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley has become the first student organization
Read MoreTigers Defense, Salinas Spark 21-7 Road Win Over Bobcats
In a defensive showdown Thursday night, the Tigers capitalized on turnovers and big plays to earn a 21-7 victory on the road against the Bobcats. The Tigers set the tone
Read MoreUTRGV Warns Fans of Fraudulent Ticket Sales Ahead of Inaugural Football Game
RIO GRANDE VALLEY — With excitement building for the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley’s first-ever football game on Aug. 30, UTRGV Athletics is cautioning fans about overpriced and potentially
Read MoreLuna Awards to Honor Women in A/E/C with Keynote by Rep. Erin Elizabeth Gámez
HARLINGEN, Texas — The Regional Hispanic Contractors Association, in partnership with the Rio Grande Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, will host the 2025 Luna Awards Luncheon – Rio Grande Valley Region
Read MoreSouthland Conference and ESPN Announce Extension to Media Rights Deal Through 2031
FRISCO – The Southland Conference and ESPN have agreed to a six-year extension of their long-standing media rights collaboration, solidifying the league’s place on the biggest stage in college sports broadcasting.
Read MoreUTRGV ATHLETICS ANNOUNCES SOCCER PASS NOW AVAILABLE FOR 2025 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SOCCER SEASONS
RIO GRANDE VALLEY – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced on Thursday fans can now get the UTRGV Soccer Pass, which allows free access
Read MoreTSTC student builds on past job experience to power a future in renewable energy
After spending years working atop wind turbines and inside their nacelles, Marcelo Davila realized that he wanted more than just to maintain the machines — he was driven by a
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