In a small East Texas town, Mary Allen College offered opportunity to thousands of Black women, and later men, for nearly nine decades. It’s been shuttered since 1977, but efforts are underway to restore it.
How the North Texas commuter school, which competes in Division III sports, built one of the top e-sports programs in the country.
We analyzed the Texas lieutenant governor’s argument about why he was right to have A&M investigate a professor who’d allegedly made critical comments about him.
The Human Dimensions of Organizations program dives deep into human behavior and motivation.
After raising three kids on a budget, novelist Amanda Eyre Ward indulges her teen fantasy of being the parent who says, “Order whatever you want.”
At the sprawling North Texas community college, four professors say they were let go for speaking their minds. They’re not going quietly.
The COVID Community Court has helped enforce social distancing and wearing of masks. But some undergrads say the feeling of being watched has become another cost of the pandemic.
But in a state where violations are many and consequences are few, reporting reckless neighbors might not make a difference.
College students who have remained on campus for financial reasons have seen their friends leave and funds dry up.
The Lamar High School senior gets his pick of Stanford, Harvard, Yale, and seventeen other universities.
Baseball, an old and idiosyncratic game, loses and old and idiosyncratic field.
As my son graduates from college, I’m learning to say goodbye to him—again.
At last weeks UT system Board of Regents meeting, University of Texas at El Paso president Diana Natalicio told UT-Austin president Bill Powers that the Miners plan to soften up OU on Saturday.
School colors, wedding music, spare-ticket reimbursement, and why not to plant a mesquite for dear old granddad.
When Sul Ross State University professor Larry Sechrest called his neighbors and students idiots and inbreds, the entire town of Alpine rose up against him. Not that he's changed his mind.
Today students at Southwestern Medical School in Dallas are expected to master more hard-core science than ever before. Yet after graduation, they’ll have to keep studying, and be counselors and business experts too. A hard look at the way we teach our doctors—and why it has had to change.
I pulled more all-nighters writing other people’s papers than I did my own.
Ward and deejays Murphy, Milton, and Love rap about rappers.
The university at one hundred; how good is it, really?
A portfolio of the Class of 1975.
