This article is part of a sponsored content series produced in partnership between Texas Monthly and Texas State University highlighting big ideas that move Texas forward. Everyone wants to live as safely, happily, and independently as possible—and how that looks changes as we age. Texas State University interior design professor Mira
This article is part of a sponsored content series produced in partnership between Texas Monthly and Texas State University highlighting big ideas that move Texas forward. When she was in college, Tania Betancourt’s grandfather was admitted to the hospital for brain cancer treatment. Seeing him lose control of his body and
This article is part of a sponsored content series produced in partnership between Texas Monthly and Texas State University highlighting big ideas that move Texas forward. As the worldwide coronavirus pandemic has been unfolding, Dr. Emily Brunson of Texas State University’s expertise in vaccine decision-making, health crisis communication, and access to
Working with NASA, Texas State research professor Araceli Martinez Ortiz leads a team of researchers and educators who develop systemic programs that are changing STEM education in Texas and beyond, helping underserved students reach for the stars.
The worlds of human rights, immigration policy, and science intersect in the ground-breaking work of a Texas State University forensic anthropology professor and her students.
Texas is at the forefront of data science and computational medicine. Texas State University is leading the charge.
