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Posted inCalifornia
College athletes can now make millions off sponsorship deals. Here’s the first look at California’s numbers
In 2021, California allowed college athletes to earn money, profiting off their name, image and likeness. University records show which student athletes are benefitting and how.
Posted inTexas
Texas now has more top-tier research universities than any other state, report finds
The number of top-tier research universities in Texas jumped, according to a new report, making the state home to more such institutions than any other state.
Posted inFort Worth
Tarleton students learn the language of medical translation with new Cook Children’s program
Translating for her grandparents was something that Jacqueline Moreno, a senior at Tarleton State University, began doing when she was in middle school. Whether they were visiting a doctor or had an important bill in front of them, she would explain complicated issues in words — from English to Spanish — they could understand.
Posted inTexas
UT-Dallas students launch alternative newspaper after clash with administration
In late January, the University of Texas at Dallas removed most newspaper stands that once held its official student publication: The Mercury.
Posted inTampa Bay
FAU presidential hopeful, facing student protests, strikes moderate tone
Former state Rep. Adam Hasner faced student protests and a grilling from faculty as he made his case to be Florida Atlantic University’s next president.
Posted inColorado
Colorado now tied for most educated state in the nation
Colorado residents are still the most educated in the nation, but Massachusetts now shares the top spot, according to a report released last week.
Posted inMississippi
Anti-DEI bill would create taskforce to study ‘efficiency’ in university system
A Senate bill seeking to ban diversity, equity and inclusion offices on Mississippi college campuses would also create a taskforce to study how the state’s higher education system can become more efficient, a discussion some have feared is the opening salvo in an effort to close or merge universities.
Posted inFort Worth
TCU charts next decade of growth with new strategic plan. What’s in the playbook?
Texas Christian University’s strategic plan for the next 10 years means growth in every direction.
Posted inIndianapolis
Indiana struggles to send Black, Hispanic students to college, report shows
Indiana’s making progress toward getting more students into college and job training, but new data shows the state still has significant work to do to help Black and Latino Hoosiers.