Twenty-five years ago, Tec de Monterrey launched the Alfonso Reyes Lectures, an initiative proposed by Carlos Fuentes that has connected writers, academics, and intellectuals with the Tec community and society in general.

Jazmín Salazar, a graduate from the Tec’s Puebla campus, has been recognized as one of the 35 highest-achieving innovators in Latin America by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the creation of system which neutralizes the carbon dioxide emitted by businesses.

For the second year, Tec de Monterrey members of staff are participating in the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Egypt to present the institution’s actions to tackle global warming.

Tecnológico de Monterrey has welcomed the 9th Generation of the Leaders of Tomorrow program, which awards talented young people with full scholarships to study for a degree at the institution.

Inés Sáenz, Vice President for Inclusion, Social Impact, and Sustainability at Mexican university Tec de Monterrey, shared the institution’s sustainable efforts on the panel Together in the Decade of Delivery at the Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.