The University of Texas at Austin’s men’s tennis coach was among those accused of accepting bribes in a massive federal probe.
Education
More challenges emerge to Texas’s least favorite exam.
Professor emeritus David Anderson's tribute to the late UT president—his colleague, co-author, and friend for 40 years.
UT-Austin’s tennis coach and an exam administrator in Houston are facing federal charges.
The protesters' key issue with Wilson was her congressional voting record on LGBT issues.
Leading educators and testing experts have studied the exams and find that they are asking kids to understand passages aimed two or more years above their grade level.
Bill McRaven’s successor is already facing calls to lay off administrators and redefine the system’s mission.
The University of Houston chancellor can’t stop, won’t stop.
The president of Dallas’s Paul Quinn College serves the underserved.
