5 Reasons Why Visiting a College Campus is Important
We narrowed down the top 5 reasons why a prospective student should make plans for a campus visit
Hispanic Heritage Month: My Culture, My Perspective
UTPB Staff member reflects on her culture and looks forward to campus celebrations
7 growing West Texas industries – and the degrees you need to land a fulfilling job
You CAN advance your career in the Permian Basin: Find out how
7 growing West Texas industries and the degrees you need to land a fulfilling job
You CAN advance your career in the Permian Basin, find out how:
New Emergency Grant Program: CARES Act Funding
Award amounts may vary, and the maximum award is $750 per student, pending fund availability
UTPB Provides Housing to Medical Heroes
During this crisis it remains a top priority for UT Permian Basin to help the West Texas community and giveback to those who are serving others.
UTPB College of Nursing Students Step-Up to Fight COVID-19
The College of Nursing has teamed up with Ector County to try to stop the spread of Coronavirus in our community.
UTPB Engineers Design Life-Saving Medical Equipment for COVID-19
UTPB Engineers along with Texas Tech University Health Science Center faculty have designed prototypes for two important medical devices: face shields and splitters used for ventilators.
UT Permian Basin's Response to Coronavirus
There are currently no UTPB faculty, staff, or students who have reported symptoms or a diagnosis of coronavirus disease
3rd Annual Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference
The 2020 Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference will take place February 18- 21 at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena
UT Permian Basin and STEM Academy Extend Weather Closure
The University will be closed on Thursday, February 6
UT Permian Basin and STEM Academy Closed Due to Weather
UT Permian Basin and UTPB STEM Academy will also be closed all day on Wednesday, February 5.
College of Engineering Hosts Robotics Competition
Come experience the 2020 FIRST Tech Challenge Regional Robotics Championship
5th Annual African American Read-In
This year UT Permian Basin will be paying tribute to Frederick Douglass, 19th century slave turned educated abolitionist
West Texas Strong: Moving Forward with Resilience
UT Permian Basin plans to help students, faculty, and staff learn about trauma, its effects on our health, and how to spot the signs of a trauma-response
UT Permian Basin Partners with UTHealth to expand MBA Opportunities
Together, the two UT System Universities will offer students the opportunity to simultaneously earn a Graduate Certificate in Public Health while also earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA)
First 5 Program Helps Prepare Children for School
The University of Texas Permian Basin is stepping up to answer a critical need in the community – make sure all children are ready for school.