Cowley has led UTA since 2022 through record enrollment, campus expansion and a recent period of tighter finances. No interim leader has been announced.
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Posted inIndianapolis
It’s been 2 years since IUPUI split. How are students feeling?
As Purdue and IU students head back to class, effects from the 2024 separation remain.
Posted inOhio
Ohio universities spend tens of thousands on new syllabus rule, records show
For the first time this fall, institutions must publicly share details about undergraduate classes to comply with Senate Bill 1.
Posted inIndianapolis
Why this Indianapolis agency is paying people to become EMTs
The class helps people get a foot into healthcare without high costs.
Posted inPittsburgh
Timeline: First half of 2026 brings more research cuts to Pitt
Here’s how President Donald Trump’s administration has roiled higher ed, and how the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and other colleges and universities have responded.
Posted inColorado
Trump administration higher education letter: Most Colorado universities have yet to decide response
A Colorado Mesa University spokesperson said the school does not plan to formally respond to the letter.
Posted inWisconsin
$4K rent? $7 gas? Inside the internet campaign insisting Green Bay is ‘more expensive than NYC’
The videos seem to be part of a growing trend of paying influencers to post on political topics, often without disclosures.
Posted inFort Worth
Frogs across the pond: What Fort Worth could bring home from TCU’s Ireland football game
The work taking Texas Christian University seniors Ana Bueso and Drew Atiyeh to their school’s first football game overseas has little to do with American football. For more than a month, Bueso has spent about five hours a week with students from the University of North Carolina and Ireland developing tourism recommendations for a major […]
Posted inFort Worth
Tarrant County employers no longer just wait for graduates. They’re helping teach them
Leaders from Tarrant County College, UT Arlington and Azle ISD share how employers shape what students learn before entering the workforce.
Posted inEl Paso
El Paso’s early college experiment turns 20 — and dual credit is still growing
The programs offer financial savings and faster degrees, but educators warn acceleration can bring academic and social trade-offs.