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Regents freeze in-state tuition, fees at UT for two years

By Ralph K.M. Haurwitz The governing board of the University of Texas today froze in-state undergraduate tuition and fees for the next two years at the Austin flagship.

Outside effort could rekindle UT faculty productivity and tuition increase controversy.

  by Reeve Hamilton of Texas Tribune National Group Calls on UT System to Freeze Tuition   Enlargephoto by: Todd Wiseman Advocates for a moratorium on tuition increases at public universities — specifically at the University of Texas System — will attempt to deliver bags of ice to the Capitol offices of Lt. Gov. David … Continue reading »

Texas Schools Prepare for a New Kind of Posse

by Reeve Hamilton   Enlargephoto by: Caleb Bryant Miller The Posse Foundation, NY. Starting this fall, high school seniors in the Houston Independent School District will have an opportunity to vie for one of 30 golden tickets to a unique higher-education experience.

Texas colleges should take steps to measure learning

By Thomas K. Lindsay When the national study, “Academic Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses,” was published last year, its findings were alarming. Of the national sample of students it surveyed, 45 percent failed to show “any significant improvement in learning” after two years in college. Even after four full years in college, 36 percent … Continue reading »

Years of tuition shell games clobber students, families

By Patricia Kilday Hart I should be happy for University of Houston students that President Renu Khator and the UH Board of Regents found a way to hold down costs and avoid a tuition increase next year.

The Assault on Public Education

One of America’s greatest achievements is being defunded and degraded by the dictates of the marketplace. BY Noam Chomsky Mass public education is one of the great achievements of American society.

UT Austin shifts orientation focus to academics

By Megan Strickland With two months until the class of 2016 begins arriving on campus to register for their freshman classes, University officials announced Monday a significant shift toward focus on academics for undergraduate orientation this summer.

Santa Monica College Students Doused In Pepper Spray While Protesting Tuition Hikes

by James Crugnale Thirty Santa Monica College students were pepper sprayed Tuesday night, with two needing medical assistance, after a clash with campus police during a protest over tuition hikes.

University explores potential tuition increases

Liza Winkler Students are likely to experience tuition and fee increases over the course of five upcoming semesters, beginning next spring.

Campus Election Seasons Provide Political Intrigue

By reeve Hamilton Most politicians in Texas spent February awaiting final word on the state’s redrawn political maps. Court delays pushed the state’s primary date from Super Tuesday — when Texas could have exercised some influence — to the end of May.

UT System unveils Web search portal

Sandra Zaragoza Staff Writer – Austin Business Journal The University of Texas  System launched a new commercialization search portal as part of a broader effort to increase commercialization at its 15 institutions.

Board of Regents to vote on proposed tuition increase at next meeting

By Liz Farmer The Office of Student Financial Services must use current tuition rates to determine financial aid because the Board of Regents has yet to set a date for its 2012-2014 tuition setting meeting.

CU regent: Outcry over administrators’ raises killed 15.7% tuition hike

State lawmakers hear testimony from regents about higher-ed transparency By Brittany Anas, Camera Staff Writer

UT tenure review policy receives mixed reaction from faculty

By Teddy Wilson UT Austin Tower The debate surrounding higher education in Texas has affected the state’s colleges in different ways, and now it appears that the faculty at the University of Texas (UT) System colleges are the focus of a new reform.

Students push for voting power in higher education

By Ben Miller Undergraduate government officers are seeking to place a student representative who would be able to vote on matters from tuition increases to presidential appointments on the state’s higher education board.

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