Study: Half of Texas’ Students Have Been Suspended or Expelled
Written by Aricka Flowers, UOPX Writer Network Are American schools too harsh when it comes to discipline? A new study by the Council of State Governments Justice Center has some […]
Daily Archives: August 30, 2011
Union Ties to Anti-Rhee Site Roil Schools Fight
By Greg Toppo, USA TODAY The USA’s school-reform conversation just got a bit nastier. A student-advocacy group run by former Washington, D.C., schools chancellor Michelle Rhee said today that an […]
UT Austin Displays Significant Inventions for Regents
Two of The University of Texas at Austin’s significant inventions were highlighted for the Technology Transfer and Research Committee of the University of Texas Systems Board of Regents at an […]
$10 Million Investment to Enhance UT System Philanthropy
The Strength in Numbers initiative is part of Chancellor Francisco G. Cigarroa‘s action plan to advance educational excellence. The University of Texas System Board of Regents has authorized a $10 […]
Launching With uncertainty. Viewpoint.
Written by Shabab Siddiqui The Longhorn Network launched Friday afternoon to cheering crowds on the South Mall and Gregory Gym, but their echoes were barely audible beyond the 40 Acres. […]
