University of Texas Press
In this excerpt from his book, From a Taller Tower: The Rise of the American Mass Shooter, Seamus McGraw writes that the 1966 UT Tower shooting was the first mass shooting within a history of mass violence in our country. Full Story
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Texas Association of Freestanding Emergency Centers (TAFEC)
Texas needs flexibility in its healthcare laws to allow Freestanding ERs to offer more to their communities. Full Story
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Texas 2036
SB1622 and HB3767 will be key to ensuring that all Texans have the opportunity to grow, thrive and attain a good paying job. Full Story
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Secure Democracy
The business imperative to defend our democracy. Full Story
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Sam Houston State University
While the debate on whether heroes are born or made continues, most can agree that heroism always includes an act performed in service to others. At Sam Houston State University, our student doctors are already serving others and showing what it takes to join the ranks of our front-line, healthcare heroes — those who truly make a difference in people’s lives. Full Story
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Texas Association of Community Colleges
As our economy recovers from a global crisis, community college leaders are working with employers to strengthen the Texas workforce, align education with business needs, and accelerate the economic recovery. Full Story
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Rx Choice for Texas
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The University of Texas at Austin
Health care providers across the university joined to create a successful COVID-19 vaccination clinic. Full Story
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