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Edinburg
1201 West University Drive
Maryalice Shary Shivers
Building (EMASS) 2.126
Edinburg, Texas 78539
Phone: 956-665-2451
Brownsville
2395 West University Blvd.
Vaquero Plaza Building B (BVAQB)
Brownsville, Texas 78520
Phone: 956-882-8205
Harlingen ( by appointment only)
2102 Treasure Hills Blvd.
Clinical Education Building (HCEBL)
Harlingen, Texas 78550
Phone: 956-296-1415
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McAllen
UTRGV Units
- McAllen Teaching Site (MCTS)
- Advanced Tooling Engineering Center
The Region
The City of McAllen is composed of a population of a little over 141,000, located within minutes of the United States border with Mexico, the city has flourished extensively in the past few years, providing locals with a variety of activities throughout the year and always something to do within the city. Known mainly for its mild winter weather, tropical breeze, and bright hot summers; the City of McAllen has rapidly become a popular spot for major shopping, international travels to Mexico, and a city of choice when ready for a change of pace, as is very family-friendly and one of the fastest-growing cities in America.
McAllen offers various events throughout the year for all to attend, from the yearly Fiesta de Palmas, the Holiday Parade, fireworks display throughout various seasons, varied night-life, and the main venues with major labels and artists always stopping by to provide McAllen locals with amazing performances.
This City constantly makes an effort to bring as much activity and culture to the valley, their arts and culture district is always blooming with new artists to discover as well as local shops, and markets. You can see morning locals engaged in morning activities like road cycling, trail-walking/running, and a growing community of dancing.
For more information about the city, events, and things to do around the area, please visit www.exploremcallen.com/
Harlingen
UTRGV Units
- Clinical Education Building (HCEBL)
- Academic & Clinical Research Building (HACRB)
The Region
The City of Harlingen is composed of a population of a little over 65,000, located within minutes of the United States border with Mexico and the city of Reynosa, the city is in very close proximity to Brownsville and only 30 miles from the Golf coast. Harlingen is a preferred city due to its relatively low cost of living and expanding local school districts, which extend to stem and art academies.
Exploring the city of Harlingen might include biking along the many city biking and hiking trails, taking a stroll around the City Lake at sunset, visiting the Valley Race Park for some evening fun with simulcast dog and horse races, Visit Valle Vista Mall for shopping and latest trends, practice your form at Tony Butler Municipal Golf Course and practice your tennis or cheer the players at the HEB Tennis Center.
The city is in very close proximity to the beach which allows making a quick trip back and forth to South Padre Island a breeze.
For more information about the city, events, and things to do around the area, please visit www.myharlingen.us/
Brownsville
UTRGV Units
UTRGV Brownsville campus houses several units and beautiful architectural pieces, such as
- Cortez Hall
- Rusteberg Hall
- Main Building
- Student Union
- El Gran Salon
- Cavalry Hall, etc.
The Region
The City of Brownsville is composed of a population of about 182,000, located within minutes of the United States border with Mexico's city of Matamoros, the city includes many historical buildings and an up-and-coming downtown area, encouraging local trendy restaurants and mainly night-life.
Brownsville constantly strives to promote the natural environment and ecological experiences, with places such as the Sabal Pal Sanctuary and the history Rabb plantation, Mitte Cultural District, which includes the well-known Glady's Porter Zoo, visited annually by locals and schools all around, and the Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts, Laureles Ranch House Museum, the Children's Museum of Brownsville as well as many other Sports Parks and event venues.
For more information about the historic city of Brownsville please visit, mitteculturaldistrict.org/discover/ and the City of Brownsville main webpage.
SPI
UTRGV Units
- Coastal Studies Lab
- Classrooms and Research labs
The Region
South Padre Island is composed of a population of 2,818, a barrier island off the southernmost coast of Texas. South Padre Island is a top destination for many locals, nationals, and international travelers, from those wishing to enjoy a relaxing time at the beach with a family-friendly atmosphere and hit local restaurants to the younger crowd who wishes to experience the local nightlife available on the island.
The island is home to the South Padre Island Dolphin Research & Sealife Nature Center as well as the Turtle conservation center, Sea Turtle Inc. has become a huge community and volunteer spot among the locals to assist the annual migrated lost turtles get rescued and rehabilitated on-site before releasing back into the ocean.
Constantly expanding its tourism and venues for artists to visit the south of Texas, SPI is one of the calmest weather and beautiful sandy beaches in the Gulf area. The locals are most welcoming to visitors and the many resorts available throughout the island, along with a water park for family-friendly activities, definitely assist to provide a great relaxing, and unforgettable experience.
For more information about the island, its events, resorts, and activities, please visit www.sopadre.com/