Students Behind Racial Slurs At Texas A&M Won't Be Charged
No charges will be filed after an incident at Texas A&M University in which black high school students touring campus reported hearing racial slurs and taunts.
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No charges will be filed after an incident at Texas A&M University in which black high school students touring campus reported hearing racial slurs and taunts.
A Dallas school that's been plagued with health issues has a new change in leadership.
The University of Texas System Board of Regents has approved tuition increases for the system's academic and health institutions over the next two years.
Lakewood Elementary has been the site of unexplained headaches and stomach aches in recent weeks.
Several UNT students were forced out of their dorm after a sprinkler system was activated, causing some minor flooding.
The head of the architecture school is leaving.
A Fort Worth father can no longer visit his child's school without prior authorization from the principal.
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The Smithsonian Institution National Museum of African American History and Culture will collaborate with the Tuskegee University Archives to preserve and share significant parts of the nation's Civil Rights Era with the world.
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First graders at Eagle Mountain Elementary currently receive four 15 minute breaks a day, making it a research lab for the link between recess and classroom performance nationwide.
After nearly a year in orbit, America's space-endurance champ, astronaut and Texas-resident Scott Kelly, is just a few days away from returning to Earth — and he can't wait.
Some faculty members at the University of Houston say sensitive subjects may become taboo in their classrooms because of a law allowing Texas public university students to bring guns to class.
The Men Of Color Mentoring Program has helped more than 300 students.
The University of North Texas is hoping a new approach to reaching students considering suicide will catch their attention at just the right time.