When you are a professor who teaches wildlife management courses to undergraduate and graduate students, you get used to things not always going as planned. Wildlife doesn’t always cooperate. A field research day might get rained out. A hypothesis might …
Sul Ross State University digital art student Gerardo Sanchez will be showcasing a series of science-fiction inspired digital paintings for his Bachelor of Fine Arts Capstone exhibition at https://blogs.sulross.edu/journey/ . Sanchez has used digital art tools to imagine and illustrate alien worlds and …
by Laura Nelson, Director of Enrollment Marketing Leyda Lopez is an enthusiastic, gifted teacher who embraces her Mexican heritage while making her home in Crystal City and working at Uvalde High School. She learned English when her family moved from …
by Betsy Evans, Director of Access, Instruction, and Outreach This year on Wednesday, April 22, 2020, the world will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day in a new way: almost entirely online. While we’re able to celebrate individually and …
The Museum of the Big Bend’s 34 Annual Trappings of Texas is now online. “Though we will not be able to meet together because of the current health crisis with COVID-19, we will still be able to host our annual …
Business owners across Texas and the nation are feeling the fallout of the current COVID-19 pandemic. Many establishments have been forced to shutter their doors either temporarily or permanently in addition to cutting staff amid sharp declines in profits. In …
by Laura Nelson, Director of Enrollment Marketing and Public Relations During his career in higher education, Asherton native Onesimo Martinez II considered becoming a psychiatrist when his maternal grandmother, Maria Mendez Rodriguez pushed him to become a doctor. The dutiful …
A relief fund to assist Brewster County residents, including students at Sul Ross State University, has recently been established through the efforts of Big Bend Citizens Alliance (BBCA) and an SRSU alumna. BBCA–a non-profit organization with volunteers from Alpine, Terlingua, …
Amanda Fisher understands commitment. And while the Ft. Davis Independent School District closed its campuses in March because of the coronavirus, Fisher is still dedicated to the task of educating a group of third graders at Dirks-Anderson Elementary School. Fisher, …
