Engineering, business, medical laboratory sciences, dance and theater are among the courses.
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Christopher Watts, TCU nursing and health sciences dean, dies at 53
Watts was remembered by family and colleagues as a caring mentor, loving father and dedicated researcher.
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Tarrant County College offering first-ever bachelor’s degree next fall
Tarrant County College will offer its first-ever bachelor’s degree program in fall 2026 to help meet the need for early childhood educators in North Texas. A Bachelor of Applied Science in early childhood education and teaching was approved Thursday by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, which oversees public colleges and universities in Texas. The program aims […]
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UTA offers buyouts to some faculty, staff as it grapples with financial challenges
Federal funding cuts and international student enrollment drops are contributing to the university’s budget concerns.
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TCU students explore AI through a ‘human-centered’ lens in new course
TCU students explore AI through a ‘human-centered’ lens in new course
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After 59 years, TCC’s longest-serving professor hangs up his hat
At 83, Larry Story is the last remaining founding faculty member.
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Crowley ISD and Tarleton State Fort Worth collaborate for teacher prep pathway
The dual credit high school students are preparing to potentially return to local classrooms as Texas struggles to retain teachers.
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UTA veterans office ensures no military students are ‘hurry-up-and-waiting’ for services
Veteran’s Edge peer mentors use their experiences to help fellow veterans. The office also holds events to create community.
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Texas Wesleyan receives $1.79M to address teacher retention, shortages
Training and retaining great teachers helps students succeed as well as drives the economy, Texas Wesleyan President Emily Messer said in a news release.
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Texas A&M law clinic helps inmates access medical care, gives students real-world experiences
The practical experience helps students understand the gravity of a lawyer’s work, the clinic’s director said.