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Preparing the next generation of Latino leaders

Universities are cultivating the hopes and dreams of Latino students as they educate the leaders of tomorrow.

Make nursing home care in Texas a placement of last resort

By Tina Tran AARP Texas Tina Tran is the state director of AARP Texas, which has 2.3 million members age 50-plus in Texas. With one in five Texans soon to be over age 64, there’s no question that nursing homes are needed. These vital care facilities — and the compassionate people who work in them […]

Brandi Richards, Texas Cattle Feeders Association member, fourth-generation rancher, owner/operator of Diamond Cattle Feeders in Hereford, Texas.

Real beef contains one ingredient. Beef.

Misleading food labels should be kept out of the meat case.

Powering a monopoly: How February’s storm could destroy Texas’ energy market

Years of apathetic energy market oversight and a few days of overpriced energy is threatening to undo decades of energy independence at the consumer’s expense.

Natiivo Austin: Austin’s Only AirBnB Friendly Condominium

Rainey Street District’s Newest Condominium – Move in this Fall

Caring through the storm

Freestanding ERs prove their commitment to Texas and fight to do more for patients.

UT-Austin nursing students translate COVID-19 handbook into Spanish

Bilingual students’ volunteer distribution of coronavirus health information has provided vital support to communities in Austin and beyond

Texas lawmakers are considering bad medicine for physicians and patients

Access to timely, expert and consistent medical care is essential — especially for the hundreds of thousands of Texans injured each year in car crashes or industrial accidents.

Strong leadership needed to fight growing cybersecurity threats

UTSA is bringing information security heavyweights from around the nation together to fight cybercrime and educate the cyber warriors of tomorrow.

With state help, higher education can advance economic recovery in Texas

By Dr. Steven E. Johnson Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas (ICUT) In the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States operated without a modern playbook. But this new phase of the pandemic comes with a sense of déjà vu: Our nation has been here before. We’ve recovered from the devastating effects of […]