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Behind the curtain: How Fort Lewis College students bring Concert Hall to life
I’ve been fortunate to work at performing arts centers on college campuses in some fascinating locations. Early in my career, ...
'Transformational': Texas Senate Bill 568 would overhaul special education funding
The bill "will lead to stunningly better outcomes for a number of our 775,000 school children with disabilities," the ...
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For him, radio was a ‘window on the world:' Joe Gwathmey, founder of Texas Public Radio, dies at 84
He arrived in the Alamo City in 1988 and became general manager of classical KPAC-FM, and he worked with NPR to create ...
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Seventh Circuit revives Chicago law professor’s free speech retaliation claim against university officials
CHICAGO (CN) — A three-judge Seventh Circuit appellate panel partially sided with a University of Illinois Chicago law professor on Wednesday, reversing a lower court's dismissal of his First ...
UT Austin students protest arrest of Palestinian activist as free speech concerns grow
A heated debate over free speech and federal policy is unfolding at universities nationwide, including the University of ...
Administrators, supporters attend Texas Tech System Day in Austin
The Texas Tech system includes the university here, the campuses in Amarillo, the Health Sciences Center in El Paso, Angelo ...
Texas Longhorns Still in Contention for a No. 1 Seed In NCAA Tournament
As the No. 5 Texas Longhorns await Selection Sunday, one bracketologist still has the Longhorns as the NCAA tournament's top ...
Woman who accused Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy of attacking her granted protective order by Texas judge
The woman who accused Xavier Worthy of attacking her, resulting in a case in which the district attorney has so far declined ...
Breaking down The Masked Singer season 13's biggest clues and guesses
Entertainment Weekly is here to serve as your 'Masked Singer' season 13 handy-dandy clue notebook. Here are the biggest clues ...
Mass DOE layoffs raise concerns over impact on vulnerable groups' access to equitable education
The Department of Education cut roughly 1,300 workers, raising concerns about its ability to operate normally.
Massive layoffs hit the Department of Education Dallas regional office
David Matthews is a professor at the University of Texas at Austin. He explained how the impact of the layoffs trickles down.
No. 2 Texas softball set to open SEC play against No. 3 Florida
In its first season in the Southeastern Conference, Texas will face their first SEC game versus the University of Florida on ...