Republicans are remaking Texas’ public universities. Some professors are leaving
Wendy Watson loved the students at the University of North Texas: bright, diverse and often the first in…
Texas A&M’s new Fort Worth campus opens this fall. Here’s what to know
Students will soon be able to study at Texas A&M University’s new Fort Worth campus. The downtown campus,…
Your ‘soft skills’ could be more in-demand than a degree, Fort Worth employer survey finds
The most sought-after skills in Tarrant County’s job market might not be taught in a college classroom. Employers…
Former Texas Tech professor faces federal drug charges in fentanyl case
A now former Texas Tech University professor is facing federal drug charges, accused with two others of distributing…
UT System regents to vote on creating standards for teaching ‘controversial topics’
Professors at University of Texas System institutions could soon see new standards they must adhere to for teaching…
6 things to know about Garland ISD’s career-tech center
Toni Pelayo spent more than 30 years working as a dental hygienist in private practice. She watched friends…
Gov. Abbott freezes H-1B visa petitions at Texas universities, state agencies
Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday charged all Texas public universities and state agencies to freeze new H-1B visa…
See which North Texas universities offer free tuition programs for qualifying students
Universities across the Dallas-Fort Worth region are launching free tuition programs to help more North Texans afford higher…
UT Arlington to offer buyouts to employees amid federal funding cuts, policies
The University of Texas at Arlington said it will start offering buyouts to faculty and staff, citing increased…
Texas launches website to collect complaints about public universities violating state law
Texas officials launched a website Friday for people to submit complaints against public universities after a new state…
UNT Dallas wants to bring more health care workers to southern Dallas
Texas needs more health care workers. Dallas wants to get more of its residents into well-paying jobs. The…
She sued Dallas to desegregate its schools in 1955. Now 81, she’s graduating college
She wanted to go to the school on the corner. The one just steps from her South Dallas…