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• Roundup: Syrian Refugees, Sanctuary Cities, Cruz

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Dec. 4, 2015

  In the Roundup: Texas sues to shut its doors to Syrian refugees, a legislative committee looks to strengthen immigration laws and the latest on Republican Ted Cruz's presidential bid. Full Story 

• Video: The Future of Health Care Policy

  By Evan Smith Dec. 3, 2015

  On 12/2, I talked about the future of health care policy in Texas with state. Rep. Myra Crownover, R-Denton; state Rep. Elliott Naishtat, D-Austin; and Dr. Paul Ogden of the Texas A&M Health Science Center. Full Story 

• Video: Outtakes from Ted Cruz Ad Campaign Shoots

  By Alana Rocha Dec. 2, 2015

  Earlier this year, U.S. Sen Ted Cruz's 2016 presidential campaign posted hours of video on its YouTube channel of interviews and other footage that has since been used in ads. According to this CNN post, many candidates quietly post raw videos on public websites as a way to share material legally with Super PACs. Full Story 

• Livestream: Health Care, the Next Five Years

  By Emily Ramshaw Dec. 2, 2015

  We're livestreaming our conversation on the future of health care in Texas at the Texas A&M Health Science Center in Round Rock. Full Story 

• Immigrants Protest Outside Governor's Mansion

  By Ben Root Nov. 21, 2015

  Elected leaders and advocates for immigration reform staged a boisterous and sometimes angry protest Saturday outside the Texas Governor’s Mansion, where they called on Gov. Greg Abbott to meet with immigrant families and show more leniency to undocumented workers. Full Story 

• Video: Same-Sex Couples Struggle with Immigration

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Nov. 21, 2015

  Months after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, some Texas couples are still working to get their spousal immigration benefits realized. They're finding that legal matrimony doesn't always lead to citizenship. Full Story 

• Video: Higher Ed Access, Affordability and Diversity

  By Evan Smith Nov. 17, 2015

  At our 11/16 symposium on higher education, Matthew Watkins talked about higher ed access, affordability and diversity with Lisa Fielder, CEO of College Forward; Cynthia Teniente-Matson, president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio; Shirley Reed, president of South Texas College; and University of Texas System Regent Sara Martinez Tucker. Full Story 

• Video: Cracking the Higher Ed Completion Code

  By Evan Smith Nov. 17, 2015

  At our 11/16 symposium on higher education, I talked about the challenge of increasing higher ed outcomes with Chancellor Brian McCall of the Texas State University System; Elaine Mendoza, vice chair of the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents; former University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers; and Wynn Rosser, CEO of the Greater Texas Foundation. Full Story 

• Video: A Conversation with Ken Starr

  By Evan Smith Nov. 17, 2015

  At our 11/16 higher education symposium, I talked to Ken Starr, the president and chancellor of Baylor University, about demographic change, campus carry, free speech, the intersection of a traditional culture with the modern world, and, of course, football. Full Story 

• Video: Higher Ed Exceptionalism

  By Evan Smith Nov. 17, 2015

  At our 11/16 symposium on higher education, I talked about the pursuit of excellence with Southwestern University President Edward Burger; Paul Foster, the chairman of the University of Texas System Board of Regents; Woody Hunt, chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; and University of Texas at El Paso President Diana Natalicio. Full Story 

• Video: Higher Ed and the 84th Legislature

  By Evan Smith Nov. 17, 2015

  At our 11/16 symposium on higher education, Matthew Watkins talked to state Sens. Brian Birdwell, R-Granbury, and Kel Seliger, R-Amarillo; state Rep. Donna Howard, D-Austin; and Texas Higher Education Commissioner Raymund Paredes about how higher ed issues played in the 84th Legislature. Full Story 

• Video: Starr on Campus Carry

  By Evan Smith Nov. 17, 2015

  At our 11/16 symposium on higher education, Baylor University President and Chancellor Ken Starr explained why the school would likely opt out of the state's new campus carry law. Full Story