At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, I never envisioned the country would still be facing a pandemic by the time I was going to graduate. I
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A political action committee for electing Democratic mothers endorsed Alison Maguire for City Council District 4, along with three other local candidates, for the May 1 special election. Vote Mama
Gov. Greg Abbott announced during a press conference on March 2 he will remove all state mask mandates and Texas businesses will open “100 percent” effective March 10. In counties where
The Graduate Student Council reviewed pieces of pending legislation at Monday and Wednesday’s senate meetings which aim to improve equity and inclusivity for students who have disabilities. GSC President Tiffany
President Neal Smatresk announced via email Thursday the class of 2021 will have two in-person commencement ceremonies on April 30
A nationwide shortage of poll workers due to the pandemic could mean less access to polling locations and longer wait
Some students are calling for the university to reduce the cost of mandatory student fees and tuition, citing they face
The university will close Friday to honor Juneteenth, a day which commemorates the emancipation of the last slaves in Texas,
President Neal Smatresk announced in a tweet he will meet with student leaders Wednesday to discuss how the university’s senior
President Neal Smatresk held a town hall Monday with Provost Jennifer Cowley and Vice President of Student Affairs Elizabeth With
