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Veterana s Day celebration begins at UTB-TSC
Less than a week after a shooting spree killed 12 soldiers and one civilian on a Texas army base, military personnel gathered at UTB-TSC to commemorate all soldiers who have put themselves in harm's way.
Four Brownsville students earn Alliance/Merck scholarships
Three recent Brownsville high school graduates who are pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math are part of the first group of 10 Alliance/Merck Ciencia Scholars being announced today by the National Alliance for Hispanic Health.
University of Texas & fbi unlawfully seek a way to arrest this Target
See admission by the University of Texas of its plot to assist the fbi in the intended arrest of this Target.
UTB-TSC wins national award for landscaping and grounds maintenance
The Professional Grounds Management Society has awarded the University of Texas at Brownsville/Texas Southmost College first place in the category of Urban University Grounds.
The PULSE@Parkes Project: a New Observing Technique for Long-Term Pulsar Monitoring
A , I , J , D. McKinnon F , M. Mulcahy A , S. Oslowski A , E and W. van Straten E A Australia Telescope National Facility, CSIRO, P.O. Box 76, Epping, NSW 1710 B Sydney Institute for Astronomy , School of Physics, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 C Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy, University of Texas at Brownsville, 80 Fort Brown, ...
Dia de los Muertos a tribute to late family members
When Maria Elia Gonzalez was younger, her mother used to take her and her siblings to the graveyard every year in honor of Day of the Dead.
Brownsville native stars on a Choppeda
Brownsville native P.J. Calapa knows his way around a knife. So it was no surprise to this chef's family when they learned he would be starring on an episode of Chopped on the Food Network.
Meeting the Ghosts of the Past
Thursday afternoon had all the makings of a ghost story. Wind rustled through the trees of Brownsville's Old City Cemetery.
Grenades sold to undercover authorities overshadow human bones found at San Juan property
Federal authorities arrested a 38-year-old man on felony weapons charges at a house where investigators said he manufactured scores of grenades and performed occult ceremonies with human bones.
Horn remembered for his generosity, caring
Will Everett remembers the time some homeless people parked their shopping carts too close to the front door of the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.
Scholarship endowment established in Horna s name
Just two days after Brownsville Museum of Fine Art Director Barry T. Horn was found dead in his home, his longtime friend Sonia Cunningham and her son Laird have established a scholarship endowment in his memory.
Mexico gang tightens grip on region bordering S. Texas
This border city near the mouth of the Rio Grande is eerily quiet on most days - eerie because its streets are largely the lair of the Zetas gunmen, the most feared and savage gangsters in Mexico.
Man arrested at UTB-TSC parking lot
Campus police at the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College arrested a 19-year-old man at one of the school's parking lots.
College students get a look at the consequences of drinking and driving
College students at UTB-TSC got an opportunity to see the consequences of drinking and driving.
Early voting for constitutional election begins today
Voters who begin casting ballots this week for the Nov. 3 constitutional election will consider measures to restrict eminent domain, enhance public access to beaches and allow the state to partner with the federal government to build veterans hospitals.
UTB-TSC honors philanthropic couple
The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College thanked Nena and Johnny Cavazos, two of its most generous benefactors on Monday, for the life-changing contribution of two scholarship endowments.
Latin Jazz Fest ends with a drumbeat
Brownsville residents might be used to the Latin Jazz Fest ending outdoors on Levee Street, with the sun shining down and the music playing loud.
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Michael A. Lytle, CMI-III, FACFE Honored for Accomplishments in Forensic Science
BROWNSVILLE, TX, October 13, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Michael A. Lytle, CMI-III, FACFE, Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of forensic science.
Distinguished lecturer: Dona t doubt Mexico
It may seem unforeseeable that Mexico would one day challenge the United States, but intelligence expert George Friedman says that international events often seem illogical decades before they occur.
Latin Jazz Festival opens, with performance at Shenanigana s
Dennis Dotson's trumpet ripped flawlessly through the band's rendition of "Con Alma," while breezy brush strokes from the trap set cut vibrantly through the piece.
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