Purdue eventually plans to build 16 buildings and enroll 15,000 students in Indianapolis.
Higher Education
How do high schoolers in your area really fare after graduation? A new California tool lets you know
California’s new Cradle to Career dashboards track students’ college paths and earnings after high school graduation — but leave out some key details.
More early childhood educators needed. A proposed Tarrant County College program may fill the need
A bachelor’s degree in early childhood education and teaching from Tarrant County College is only a proposal right now. But if the community college system gets the approval from a higher education accreditor, the degree path could become reality in fall 2026.
Higher ed matters, whether you’ve been to college or not.
The issue of The Dispatch overviews what the White House and federal agencies have done during the past eight weeks, as well as, the launch of a new Open Campus program Higher Ed Under Pressure.
University of Texas System bans drag shows in campus facilities
The University of Texas System announced its universities are banned from sponsoring drag shows or hosting them in their facilities.
Texas bill would increase oversight of universities’ hiring, curriculum and compliance
State lawmakers introduced on Thursday sweeping legislation that would create a new office to police higher education institutions.
Trump is transforming immigration policies. How are Tarrant universities responding?
Emmerie Harris, a junior at Texas Wesleyan University whose parents immigrated from Chihuahua, Mexico, describes the fear and anxiety among her undocumented friends.
Part of pro-Palestinian student art exhibit at UNT removed amid antisemitism complaints by state lawmakers
Students who created pro-Palestinian artwork now on display at the University of North Texas said they removed a piece of their exhibit two days early.
Tarrant County needs more skilled auto technicians. A new scholarship program will help
Over the last two years Autobahn Fort Worth has doubled the size of its service department
Texas A&M regents may soon decide the university system’s next leader
Sources indicate the board has narrowed its search for the next university system’s leader to five candidates.