February 3, 2025, was a typical sunny day in Austin, but it was graced with the presence of a group of passionate student leaders from Texas Southmost College (TSC) who made their voices heard by participating in Texas Community College Day, an event organized by the...
The average student's life involves tasks such as studying, attending lectures, writing research papers, and taking exams. For students who choose to take on a full load every semester, this turns into a delicate balancing act of time and stress management....
In a celebration of cultural richness and diversity, students of the Mexican American class at Texas Southmost College, led by History Instructor Gina Silva, recently captivated audiences with their insightful and heartfelt presentation on the history of Dia de los...
Guests adorned with marigold flowers and faces painted in the iconic Calavera motif gathered to celebrate Día de los Muertos on the evening of November 2, 2023, at Texas Southmost College. The celebration began with a festive parade as gatherers congregated between...
The Zamora Family $1,000 Scholarship is open to U.S. Citizens or Texas residents who are enrolled full-time at Texas Southmost College.
Mariachi has landed at Texas Southmost College in a big way! High school students can be part of the cultural sound at the inaugural TSC Mariachi Summer Camp. The camp will take place on TSC’s historic campus from July 10th-12th. Registration is $75 dollars and will...
TSC Scorpions Soccer Host Youth Summer Camp at Scorpions Field in Brownsville
Texas Southmost College is proud to be of service to the men and women who have served, will serve or stand in reserve for the country.
During Military Appreciation Month the TSC Veterans Success Center wanted to highlight two current students who have come to school after a tour of duty and while serving as reserve armed forces.
Graduating Adolfo Reyes JR is well-known amongst Texas Southmost College students, faculty, staff, and the community in his circle. They know him as confident and sociable, able to lead despite the obvious challenges he faces. Adolfo Reyes JR is deaf, but that has never stopped him from accomplishing the goals he sets for himself.
Students got their hands dirty on Monday as fresh produce from Texas Southmost College’s Community Garden was pulled from the ground into bins to be delivered to the TSC Student Pantry. Students from anatomy & physiology, architecture and the ECO MOVE club were...