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Hana Taylor Schlitz wears her cap and gown on the Texas Woman’s University campus, Thursday,...

Pursuing their degrees, these new North Texas college graduates chased the ‘what ifs’

Graduation ceremonies mark an educational milestone and a step toward the future.

By Valeria OlivaresMay 13, 2024

Caregiver Tangela Clayborn, left, sings “The Wheels on the Bus” as Kelly Mountjoy, a school...

‘I can be mom and teacher.’ Schools show appreciation by providing child care

Richardson ISD is among districts offering affordable daycare as a solution to retain educators in the workforce.

By Valeria Olivares and Carly FlandroMay 7, 2024

An adult mentor leans in to help a high school student writing on a piece of paper, with...

Toyota mentorship program helps students increase their post-graduation potential

Since 2018, the Toyota E3 Engage Mentorship Program in West Dallas has achieved measurable success.

By Steven LindseyApr 26, 2024Sponsored

SMU student stands on a large decorative tiled seal that says "SMU Bobby B. Lyle School of...

SMU junior builds a community of support and friendship as a first-generation role model

For Arath Dominguez (’25), access to academic, social and financial support has made all the difference.

By Shelly KelleyApr 3, 2024Sponsored

Two students engage in a game of chess while another looks on.

UT Dallas prepares to compete in ‘Final Four of collegiate chess’

The elite program, now in its 28th year, is a point of pride and core feature of UT Dallas.

By Stephen FontenotMar 21, 2024Sponsored

Dallas College graduates, from left, Thuy-Linh Carroll, owner of Buster's Bakeshop;...

Meet 4 Dallas College culinary students and grads who are changing the D-FW food scene

Dallas College has trained generations of professionals for the food and beverage industry.

By Imelda GarcíaMar 18, 2024

Students at the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at Texas Christian University found...

TCU medical students find their fit at Stockyards Match Day event

Future doctors across the nation, including those from TCU and UT Southwestern, learned about their residency assignments amid fanfare.

By Valeria OlivaresMar 16, 2024

The University of Texas Arlington campus in Arlington, Texas. (Brian Elledge/The Dallas...

UTA gives full-tuition scholarships to future special education teachers

The University of Texas at Arlington is funding tuition and fees for aspiring special education teachers through a federal grant.

By Marcela RodriguesMar 8, 2024

Anita Orozco, left, Katherine Roberts, and other North Texas teachers participate in a solar...

No student left inside: Texas educators learn how to teach the April total solar eclipse

A UT Dallas event focused on eclipse safety, context and excitement.

By Talia RichmanMar 5, 2024

FILE - The moon covers the sun during a solar eclipse in Piedra del Aguila, Argentina,...

UT Arlington Planetarium to host solar eclipse panel discussion Feb. 19

The event, organized by UT Arlington and The Dallas Morning News, is free and open to the public, but seats are limited, and attendees must RSVP.

By From Staff ReportsFeb 19, 2024