Dr. Reza Nekovei Awarded Prestigious Otto Mønsted Visiting Professorship
This type of selection provides independent validation of Dr. Nekovei’s scholarly contributions and professional reputation.
High Schooler Pulled from Musical Over Texas’ Anti-DEI Law sues, Alleging Discrimination
A female Grand Prairie teen lost the lead role in “Little Shop of Horrors” because the role was male. Administrators cited the state’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion as the reason.
Texas Senator Adam Hinojosa Visits Santa Gertrudis ISD, Recognizes Teachers of the Year
The visit provided an opportunity to celebrate the educators and school programs making a difference throughout the Santa Gertrudis ISD community.
Del Mar College Observing Día de los Muertos
In the spirit of the holiday, the Spanish Program with Del Mar College’s Communications, Languages & Reading Department will observe the holiday with a poetry reading.
TAMUK Hosts Region IV Collegiate Soil Judging Contest
Teams spent the first three days of the week preparing for the Thursday competition by visiting 13 practice pits in areas surrounding the TAMUK campus.
Del Mar College Awarded $206K Perkins Leadership Grant
DMC selected as one of 13 Texas public colleges to receive grant for developing Career and Technical Education programs.
TAMUK Secures $24.3 Million in New Multi-Year Awards
The new awards, totaling $24,332,197.69, allows the university to bring significant external resources to the university.
Scientists from TAMUK Receives a Three-Year, $950,000 Grant from NASA
Engineering team to move forward with survey portion to conduct research in Advanced Air Mobility.
Santa Gertrudis ISD Among 4 to Benefit from State Jobs Program
Four Coastal Bend ISDs receive nearly $680K in JET grants combined and partner with Del Mar College to train students for high-demand jobs in region.
Texas School Districts Struggled with Growth
The state has limited how much money it gives to fast-growing school districts, creating million-dollar gaps between what is owed and what's given.
Viking Radio,” marks its 100th episode on Monday, Oct. 12
DMC’s Dara Betz with Corporate Services sharing insights into the training resources available to industry partners during a 30-minute casual conversation airing on Retro Country 105.9 FM and 103.3 FM and Retro Tejano 104.1 FM at 9:30 a.m.
DMC Names Edgar Moctezuma as New Facilities Vice President
Moctezuma, who most recently served as chief property officer for the Lone Star College System, has more than 20 years of experience overseeing facilities and operations.
Del Mar College Earns Second Gold Veterans Education Award
DMC is one of 13 Gold VEERA recipients this year; College earned first Gold-level award in 2025 and Bronze-level award in 2022 to total three VEERAs overall.
DMC Baking/Pastry Student Advances to World Food Championships
Five DMC teams vied for top spot in four categories to advance to next level as competition heated up at Water’s Edge Park Friday and Saturday.
TAMUK Wind Symphony Earns Sixth TMEA Selection.
This distinction represents a significant honor. Only 29 choral and instrumental ensembles from elementary through university levels across Texas are selected to perform at the convention.
A&M System Support for Hazlewood Commitment
The funding will help offset the tuition and mandatory fee revenue A&M-Kingsville forgoes when eligible veterans receive Hazlewood benefits.
TAMUK Expands TRIO Programs
Supported by two Department of Labor Office of Postsecondary Education awards totaling $4.8 million.
Art Exhibition of Santa Barraza
The project, entitled Dreaming Nepantla: Exhibition and Symposium on the Art of Santa Barraza, is the first to present a symposium regarding her work and creating a new scholarship honoring one of Texas’ leading artists.
Del Mar College Receives $3 Million Federal Grant
DMC has received a five-year, $3 million federal grant to strengthen digital learning and help prepare students for a workforce increasingly shaped by AI and other emerging technologies.
DMC Faculty Art Show Features Nearly 50 Dynamic Works
The Sept. 18 reception runs 6 to 8 p.m. in the Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery located on the first floor of the Fine Arts Center on Windward Campus.