Higher Ed

14 stories

The only female university chancellor in Texas (and president of the University of Houston) on her quest for Tier One status.
December 2012 Interview by Jake Silverstein

For the past four years, a group of passionate reformers has been steadily trying to remake how higher education works in Texas—over the screams and howls of many professors and school presidents. Last year the battle came to UT. And the bombs are still flying.
October 2012 by Paul Burka

Now that Texas A&M has opened a campus in the Middle East, can it hold on to its traditions? Can the Middle East?
September 2012 by Reeve Hamilton

Rick Perry's quiet war on higher ed.
April 2011 by Paul Burka

Scenes from the University of Texas at Austin campus during a rally against tuition hikes.
March 2010 Photographs by Dylan Clement

Why the proposed merger between Baylor College of Medicine and my alma mater could turn out to be a bad prescription.
February 2010 by Paul Burka

Diana Natalicio on the future of higher ed in El Paso.
February 2008 Interview by Evan Smith

Baylor University gets sued by one of its own.
May 1999 by Jordan Mackay

How an African American from Houston’s Fifth Ward rose to become the president of a mostly white, exceedingly
February 1999 by Juliette Fairley

An A&M extension class gets beefy.
January 1999 by John Morthland

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