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UTPB Ph.D. and Senior Lecturer in the Department of Literature and Languages Myra Salcedo (right), laughs at her late son, Daniel Ramon Salcedo (a car salesman at the time) demonstrating trunk room. June 19, 2018 will mark the fifth anniversary of her sons death. Salcedo said: My son will forever be 37, the year that he took his own life. I am a suicide-prevention advocate, having aIso lost a younger brother to suicide. I applaud UTPB for offering free counseling to individuals and families for the entire community --everything from time management to grief counseling.

UTPB head counselor: ‘Suicide stigma not acceptable’

June 13, 2018
University STEM community celebrations generosity of Phillips 66

University STEM community celebrations generosity of Phillips 66

May 22, 2018
Kelsie Clifton is a Spring 2018 graduation candidate. Aside from one course, while completing an Associates degree, she earned a degree from UTPB online.

Degree earned nearly entirely online by 2018 graduate

April 25, 2018
Last day to enter materials to the UTPB Energy Undergraduate poster presentation is Feb. 17.

UTPB Energy Poster Session set for energy-water conference

February 14, 2018
The first author to arrive at the African American Read-In, Teffanie Thompson , meets the first student to arrive, Vivian Vega in 2017.

Open Mic, authors, lunch featured at Third Annual African-American Read-In

February 9, 2018

African-American Read-in to feature students, authors

February 5, 2018
Author Lisa Wade will present her book 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8 in the Room LL 1101 of the Library.

Author examines ‘hookup’ culture on college campuses

February 1, 2018
Greg Anderson, motivational speaker and author, will present his book, The Power of Crap: A Womans Guide to Turning Trials into Triumph.

‘The Power of Crap’ book signing and chocolate feast set

February 1, 2018
UTPB President Sandra K. Woodley (center) joins with Falcon Marching Band members to celebrate the tree-topping ceremony for the new engineering building.

President, students, notables celebrate engineering building

January 31, 2018
A shout out to UTPB from Union High School Lady Bulldogs volleyball team. Pictured Left to Right (back row): Brianna McIntosh, Dana Mendoza, Josie Heflin, Taylor Swaim, Londyne Fort, BreAnna Jackson, Briana Edwards, Lizbeth Aguillon. Left to Right (front row): Devann Edwards, Hannah Campbell, Kaylee Willoughby, Alex Mitcham,  and Jenna Holland.

Lady Bulldogs hail from Union High School

January 29, 2018
Kristin Lynette King (center) of Big Spring graduated December 16 with a Masters Degree in English from UTPB. Standing left is Dr. Todd Richardson, Associate Professor of English, (right), Dr. Myra Tatum Salcedo, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Literature and Languages.

Graduate set for scholarly future

December 21, 2017
UTPB Senior Lecturer Dr. Lindsey Balderez (left) stands with Fall 2017 Masters Graduate Rocio Molinar Davila.

Fall 2017 Master’s Graduate: Right out of the gate–a significant promotion

December 20, 2017
UTPB President Sandra Woodley presides over her first solo ceremony for Summer 2017 participants.

Game on! UTPB president hits ground running with $9 million allocation

December 15, 2017
Irene Kamotsky will lead the lunch and learn symposium Wednesday, Nov, 1 for faculty to digitally archive their publications and other works.

UTPB Faculty: Learn how to digitally archive your works

October 30, 2017
UTPB No. 1 singles player Raul Stevens hits a backhand return of serve during the 2017 Midwestern State University Invitational held September 22 and 23. Stevens, a junior at UTPB, defeated Vinicius Santos from Cameron University who is currently ranked No. 1 in the ITA South Central Region and No. 30 in the NCAA Division II individual national singles ranking.

UTPB Men’s Tennis team hits it stride

September 26, 2017

UTPB golf student survives car accident

September 25, 2017
UTPB president Dr. W. David Watts thanks the entire University community for his successful 17 years, but especially his wife, Dr. Denise Watts. W. David Watts will remain on board at UTPB as a special assistant to the president for a few months.

‘Send-Off’ for Dr. Watts, humorous, poignant

June 28, 2017
Students, try out the oxygen bar for rejuvenation during the stress-free activities.

UTPB students go ‘stress free’ between studying for final exams

December 13, 2016
UTPB students offer up voters guides on energy policies

UTPB students offer up voters’ guides on energy policies

October 25, 2016
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UTPB Facebook is back!

December 4, 2015
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