Higher education

The Texas governor made the declaration during his annual State of the State address.

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Members of both parties have filed bills ending the practice of revoking occupational licenses for people behind on their student loans.

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Gov. Greg Abbott's office says it has made strides with his appointments, but political scientists and lawmakers say age and finances can play a role in the discrepancy.

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Paredes has served since 2004 as commissioner at the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

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Watch our interview with University of Texas System Chancellor James B. Milliken, moderated by Texas Tribune co-founder and CEO Evan Smith.

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Each of the eight public schools that play top-level college football in the state have made a payment to a departing coach since 2015.

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Sixty-five positions are being cut this week. The reductions could go further than the 110 number originally anticipated.

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In the last six years, the number of needy students at UT-Austin — as measured by those who receive the federal Pell Grant — has decreased from 28 percent to 24 percent.

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The prepaid tuition plan is guaranteed by the state, so lawmakers will need to set the money aside when they write a new budget this year.

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The University of Texas System is one of several higher education institutions that benefited from a boom in oil prices, the report says.

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Tuition and fees at Texas universities have more than doubled since 2003. There's plenty of blame to go around.

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A corporation, Oak View Group LLC, will pay to construct the arena in exchange for future revenue generated at the venue.

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Appointed to the University of Texas System's Board of Regents in 2017, the Republican has been an outspoken critic of system-level spending.

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A spokesman said the University of Texas at Austin has already taken steps to improve its spending procedures.

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Edgewood ISD has faced consistent problems in preparing its students for college and the workforce. The district's struggles shine a light on Texas’ long record of neglecting schools that educate mostly students of color.

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On certain fall Saturdays, the invitation-only boxes set aside for A&M System Chancellor John Sharp and his peers often draw a cast of politicians, state officials, alumni and big-money donors.

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The Longhorns and the Aggies haven't played since 2011.

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President Trump derided Bill McRaven, who recently left his post as chancellor of the University of Texas, as a “Hillary Clinton fan” and an “Obama backer” before suggesting that the four-star admiral should have caught Osama bin Laden faster.

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The lawyers said the examiner, R3 Digital Forensics, of Austin, "determined that the photo and texts in question could not have come from the senator's phone."

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Texas currently has a dozen medical schools, nearly half of which are based in or near Houston.

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