Shady Rest

11/28/2025

Join us for CAB’s Hug in a Mug! ☕️🍫

🗓️ Monday, December 1st
⏰10:00 am - 1:00 pm
📍MSUB Pavilion

11/28/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from San Antonio 💙🦃

07/30/2025

Available today

10/02/2024

We are the champions

Light the tower blue!!! 3-1 overall and 2-0 in LSC play.

10/02/2024

Come tailgate with us

10/02/2024

We made the list!

10/02/2024

We made a list!

We 💙 visiting with our Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelina Family!

Come see us at our office on Highway 77 & Corral today or at our downtown location at the Train Depot today or visit with us tomorrow for Main Street Monthly Wine Walk 🥂 we'll have beer, wine and even some non-alcoholic Porky's Punch on tap!

🐗 We are offering a special discount for Javelina Families and Students this weekend, but, hurry! Passports increase by $5 at midnight! Call us if you need help securing yours!!

Check in with Student Engagement & Campus Life at TAMUK and purchase your passport using your specially assigned discount code here today: https://kingsvilletexas.com/product/wine-walk-passport/

10/02/2024

We made a list

10/02/2024

We made a list!

10/02/2024

09/24/2024

Heck, yeah

09/24/2024

Meet this year’s final Distinguished Alumni honoree, Dr. Tadeo Reyna '71, '82.

Dr. Tadeo Reyna was among the earliest instructors of bilingual education in South Texas. Over the course of his career at Texas A&I and Texas A&M-Kingsville, he helped secure and manage grants worth over $4 million from federal and local sources to help fund bilingual teacher training and migrant student programming.

After earning a Doctor of Education degree in Bilingual Education from Texas A&I in 1982, Dr. Reyna dedicated himself to the training and preparation of bilingual education professionals, as well as preparing educators to work with migrant students.

Dr. Reyna served the university for over 35 years. From 1999-2008 he was Director of the Center for Distance Learning and Continuing Education. After his retirement in early 2010, he returned as a part-time employee to support faculty members with developing grant proposals. As a Principal Investigator, he managed the $600,000 Hispanic Serving Institutions Assisting Communities grant funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to renovate the Douglass Community Youth Center in Kingsville.

Dr. Reyna is a life member of the National Association for Migrant Educators. Closer to home, he has served on various municipal boards in support of the Kingsville community.

Learn more about the event and other honorees by visiting https://www.javelinagiving.org/daa.