Category: Faculty/Staff Spotlight
Raceday Ready: TSC Helps BISD Racing Team Shine at...
Posted by Ruben Hurtado | Jun 24, 2026 | Faculty/Staff Spotlight, Workforce Training, WTCE | 0
Longtime TSC Instructor Maggie Solis Retires After...
Posted by Ruben Hurtado | May 26, 2026 | Alumni Spotlight, Faculty/Staff Spotlight, VITA | 0
Running on Passion: TSC’s Antonio Duránt Com...
Posted by Rick Vasquez | May 22, 2025 | Faculty/Staff Spotlight | 0
Scorpion’s Quill Shines Spotlight on Creativity at TSC
by Ruben Hurtado | Sep 9, 2026 | Faculty/Staff Spotlight, TSC Event | 0
Scorpion’s Quill, an annual literary and arts journal featuring the work of Texas Southmost College students, faculty and staff, has grown in popularity within the college community since its introduction in fall 2024.
Read MoreRaceday Ready: TSC Helps BISD Racing Team Shine at Talladega
by Ruben Hurtado | Jun 24, 2026 | Faculty/Staff Spotlight, Workforce Training, WTCE | 0
The TSC Auto Body Repair Technology program helped a local racing team arrive in style for a competition at Talladega Superspeedway.
Read MoreLongtime TSC Instructor Maggie Solis Retires After 25 Years of Service
by Ruben Hurtado | May 26, 2026 | Alumni Spotlight, Faculty/Staff Spotlight, VITA | 0
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — After 25 years of dedicated teaching and service at Texas Southmost...
Read MoreRunning on Passion: TSC’s Antonio Duránt Completes First Marathon Through Texas Hill Country
by Rick Vasquez | May 22, 2025 | Faculty/Staff Spotlight | 0
Music may be his profession, but endurance is his latest passion. Antonio Duránt, Program Coordinator and Instructor of Music at Texas Southmost College, recently pushed himself to new heights, literally and figuratively, by completing his first full marathon at La Pachanga Trail Run in Spicewood, Texas.
Duránt conquered the daunting 26.2-mile trail marathon in six grueling hours, navigating the unforgiving terrain of the Texas Hill Country. With a course consisting of a 6-mile loop repeated four times, the challenge came not only from the distance, but also from the rugged environment, filled with loose rocks, sharp branches, cliffside paths, narrow trails, and sudden climbs.
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