How is Texas helping Dallas-area students, companies bridge the workforce gap?
Most rising high school seniors are busy considering college options, preparing for standardized tests and planning graduation parties.…
Harvard researchers find link between mother’s age, child’s sex
In a study published July 18 in the journal Science Advances, Wang and her co-authors came up with…
UT Dallas cuts track, cross-country programs weeks before school starts, leaving athletes scrambling
UT Dallas has abruptly cut its men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and field programs, along with…
Federal judge stays former Penn swimmers’ Title IX lawsuit pending ruling in similar case
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Civic Tech Scholars tackle the city’s public works challenges with the help of AI
For the last four academic semesters, Better Futures Institute has gathered college students from all fields of study…
Texas A&M-San Antonio launches first doctoral program in educational leadership
SAN ANTONIO – The University of Texas at San Antonio will launch its doctoral program later this year,…
Educated but still unemployed: How does unemployment vary among university graduates across Europe?
ADVERTISEMENT Does a university degree lower your chances of being unemployed in Europe? Yes. Across all EU countries,…
Alamo Colleges preps for new Workforce Pell Grants
For years, Alamo Colleges District has worked to develop short-term certificate programs, more recently asking local voters to…
UTA West Launches in Parker County with Plans for New Fort Worth Campus
UTA West is in business. University and civic leaders gathered in Willow Park on Thursday to set up…
What Columbia’s Deal With The Government Could Mean For Other Colleges
Columbia University has reached a deal resolving its dispute with the federal government. Attention … More now turns…