Tec de Monterrey has inaugurated the second site of the Center for the Future of Cities in Mexico City.

21 Mexican universities, including Tec de Monterrey and the UNAM, have signed a joint declaration on tackling the climate crisis with the aim of coordinating steps taken in higher education responsibly and urgently.

Tecnológico de Monterrey’s School of Architecture, Art, and Design (EAAD) has reopened the Luis Barragán Chair, inviting a reevaluation of the meaning and importance of the architectural discipline as a service for social transformation.

Inspired by the 2026 World Cup and guided by architects, students from Mexico City are designing a hotel for the Mexican Football Federation.

Several talented members of the Tec community stand out in this edition of the musical: María José Domínguez as Nala (lead), Carlos Quezada as Scar (lead), Jorge Mejía as swing for Mufasa, and Carlos Rodea as walking cover for Zazu, Timon, and Pumbaa.