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- 1Stephen F. Austin State University wins $2M childcare grant▼SFA awarded nearly $2M grant to expand childcare access for parenting students
Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas has been awarded a federal grant of nearly $2 million to expand childcare access for students who are parents. The funding is aimed at helping parenting students stay enrolled and complete their degrees by making on-campus childcare more available and affordable.
- 2Midwestern State honours seniors and military at basketball night▼WATCH: Midwestern State hosts senior night and military appreciation night
Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas, held a combined senior night and military appreciation night, recognising departing players and honouring service members during its home game. Local coverage highlighted the ceremony, with footage of the tributes shared for viewers who missed the event.
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A director at East Texas A&M University has been appointed to a state-level financial education board. The appointment, announced by the university, places the campus leader in a role shaping financial literacy policy and programming across Texas. No further details about the director's name, the board's specific mandate, or the term of service have been made available in the announcement.
- 4Rising beef prices squeeze Texas A&M meat science program▼As beef prices climb, Texas A&M’s meat science program feels the pinch
As beef prices continue climbing across the United States, Texas A&M University's meat science program is feeling the financial strain. The program, which relies on beef for teaching and research, faces higher costs as cattle supplies tighten and market prices hit record levels. The rising expense of procurement is putting pressure on how the program operates.
- 5Mumps outbreak hits SDSU ahead of Pac-12 opener▼Mumps outbreak hits SDSU ahead of Pac-12 opener vs Texas State
San Diego State University is dealing with a mumps outbreak just as its football team prepares to open Pac-12 play against Texas State. The timing has raised questions about whether players or staff could be affected and what precautions the university is taking before the high-profile game.
- 6NMSU's Hunt Center launches AI initiative for Borderplex startups▼NMSU’s Hunt Center launches AI initiative to strengthen Borderplex entrepreneurship ecosystem
New Mexico State University's Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship has launched a new artificial intelligence initiative aimed at strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem across the Borderplex region of New Mexico, Texas and Mexico. The program is intended to help local founders and businesses adopt AI tools and build connections across the border economy.
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The Daily News, Texas' oldest newspaper, argues that public education stands among the pillars of democracy. The piece frames free, universal schooling as essential to informed citizenship and democratic participation, adding to ongoing national debate in the United States over school funding, curriculum control, and the role of public education in civic life.
- 8Mumps outbreak sidelines 17 San Diego State football players▼San Diego State mumps outbreak: What we know about 17 Aztecs football players out vs. Texas State
A mumps outbreak has hit San Diego State University's football program, with 17 Aztecs players ruled out ahead of a game against Texas State. The university is working to contain the spread, and the mass absence has drawn attention to how the team's season will be affected.
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A student from Rwanda is continuing his education at Abilene Christian University in Texas, where he is pursuing studies in science while engaging in service to the campus and wider community. The story highlights his journey from East Africa to the United States and his commitment to using his education to give back.