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Racism is a mental health crisis. It’s time we named it.

We need to call attention to the links between racial injustice and mental health, and to how racism undermines our collective well-being.

The key to defeating COVID? Harnessing the power of big data.

COVID research happening at UTSA illustrates why big data matters, and why educating a new generation of data scientists is critical to our future.

It’s time for Texas to expand broadband access

By Kenny Scudder AARP TexasKenny Scudder is a member of the AARP Texas Executive Council. He is an experienced oilfield drilling and production equipment sales manager who has an extensive community service background. He serves as a member of the Governor’s Broadband Development Council, which he was appointed to in 2020.Living in West Texas, I […]

Baylor College of Medicine campus set to invigorate Temple

With the announcement that Baylor College of Medicine will open a new medical school campus in Temple, this Central Texas city is rising as a health care destination.

The Texas media production industry produces great returns

By TXMPATXMPA serves the film, video, interactive, and digital media production industry. TXMPA is the industry advocate before legislative, regulatory and judicial bodies, representing a robust community of professionals seeking economic and creative incentives for media work in Texas. TXMPA educates on all forms of media production and the tremendous economic impact that production generates […]

Fort Worth gaining national recognition

Fort Worth is gaining national recognition as a tourism destination as the city emerges from the effects of COVID-19.

Breakthrough research at UT Austin is protecting the world against COVID-19

By The University of Texas at AustinIn the past year, scientists around the world have worked to respond quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic. The University of Texas at Austin is among the top universities in the nation for pandemic research and has played a crucial role in protecting against the virus. Along with researchers at […]

A council to shape an older, better Texas

If there’s anything the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, it’s that there’s a drastic need for careful coordination among public agencies. Networking and smooth communications are crucial when lives are at stake.

Texas leaders followed their playbook in 2019. Will they do so this year?

Texas’ 2019 legislative session was one of the most productive in recent years. To quote the Lieutenant Governor, it was the “Super Bowl of Legislative Sessions,” and voters noticed. Well, it’s Super Bowl time again. Will they follow the same playbook?

Poll: Texans praise public schools in the pandemic

A survey by the Raise Your Hand Texas Foundation finds greater public appreciation for public schools after the pandemic, and offers insights for a better way forward.