Leaders from Tarrant County College, UT Arlington and Azle ISD share how employers shape what students learn before entering the workforce.
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UNT Health Fort Worth expects nearly flat revenue, higher spending in 2027
The university expects a small revenue increase and raises expenditures $8.2 million as it pursues enrollment, research and clinical growth.
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Federal grants drive UT Arlington’s budget growth as net tuition revenue falls
UTA projects $914 million in revenue as federal grants and student aid rise, while net tuition revenue falls by about $15 million.
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TCC hoped to rely less on property taxes. Now it’s considering a rate increase
Tarrant County College trustees are weighing whether to raise the rate on property owners amid facing lower state funding and flat tuition.
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Tarrant County College says it earned more state funding. It isn’t getting all of it
During an Aug. 6 special meeting, trustees got their first look at a proposed $429.4 million operating budget, about $14.4 million — or 3.5% — above the current budget. They are scheduled to vote whether to approve it on Aug. 20.
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Thousands in Tarrant County are behind on student loans. She nearly joined them
As defaults surge in Texas and nationwide, about 19,000 borrowers who attended Fort Worth area colleges were at least 90 days behind by May.
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UTA leads $750K project to reduce AI risks in scientific experiments
A University of Texas at Arlington researcher will build a safety net for scientific experiments guided by artificial intelligence. The U.S. Department of Energy announced Wednesday that UTA will lead a $750,000 project developing safeguards for AI used at particle accelerators and other advanced research facilities. UTA will receive $500,000, with the remaining $250,000 supporting […]
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Q&A: UT Arlington financial aid leader explains new student loan rules, discusses impact
Under the rule, loan amounts for undergraduates enrolled less than full time are reduced based on the number of credit hours.
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‘A quiet diplomat’: 50 years on, Tarrant County College trustee still aims to open doors
Gwendolyn Morrison has served for 50 of TCC’s 60 years. In her final term, she’s still watching rule changes and pushing to keep promises.
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She navigated the US alone. Now, a UNT Health Fort Worth strategist guides others
A community engagement strategist at UNT Health Fort Worth, Annabel Luna-Smith is a connector linking institutions to residents, patients to services and families to resources.