Yesterday | Corporate Counsel
U.S. News Top Law Schools Fall Short on Diversity
Update: Since the publication of Lawyers of Color's ranking and list of diverse faculty, a number of law professors affiliated with the Association of American Law Schools listserve of minority professors have raised questions about the thoroughness and accuracy of the report.
Friday | The Daily Campus
The Lone Star Circus School: A Natural High
"Keep going, keep going, keep going," an instructor yells. The student is manipulating yards of red fabric around her body, which is laid out horizontally, as she winds up and down with remarkable grace.
Friday | Architect Online
George W. Bush Presidential Center, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects
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Friday | Marco Eagle
Business Class: Celebrate what we have in common
A very small number of Americans will ever have private access to a former or current president of the United States.
Rev. Garbs to speak at spring meeting of Davidson Foundation
Rev. Rodger Garbs, Pastor of Marshall's First United Methodist Church, will be the speaker at the annual spring meeting of the Davidson Foundation held at the Josephine Davidson Memorial Chapel situated on Davidson Road at the center of the Foundation's 3000 acres near Harleton in northwestern Harrison County.
16-Year-Old Student Uses Fruit Flies to Investigate Benefits of Organic Produce
Anyone who has ever taken a course in biology or left produce out on the counter for a little too long will recognize the noble fruit fly .
IU Kelley School of Business Names Idalene Kesner Dean
Indiana University's Kelley School of Business has announced that Idalene "Idie" Kesner will head the school as its next dean, pending approval by the IU Board of Trustees.
Plano school board president leaves Big Brothers Big Sisters
After less than a year as head of the Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star, Plano school board president Tammy Richards has left the agency.
AISD math, science, English leaders discuss changes in education
Nellie Doneva/Reporter-News Cindy Blevins , Betsy Feemster and Nita Keesee are administrators at the Abilene Independent School District.
Editorial: SMU sexual misconduct report is a start toward culture shift
Cynicism might cause you to link another task force to the grand tradition of institutions sweeping aside bad publicity.
Educated I.T. Professionals In Dallas Are In Growing Demand
The Dallas-Fort Worth area has one of the largest concentrations of corporate headquarters in the country, including 20 Fortune 500 companies.
Angel Network gives business owners a shot
Jim Pendleton has been an entrepreneur for most of his life and knows starting a business takes "long hard work and hours with limited capital." He believes entrepreneurs are the "backbone of our nation," so he and a small group of local business owners have joined forces to help others.
The Exchange Club of Fort Worth honors longtime attorney Thomas Allan Howeth
The notion that public service today helps improve communities for future generations is a way of life for Fort Worth attorney Thomas Allan Howeth.
Bush Library was briefly locked down Saturday afternoon after a man was spotted with a toy gun
The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum was briefly locked down Saturday afternoon after a visitor saw a man sitting with what appeared to be a gun.
Foulston Siefkin names Kevin Arnel managing partner
Arnel joined Foulston Siefkin in 1987 after receiving his law degree from Washburn University .
Ronald Bailey: Economic Freedom Is Good for Women, Children, and Other Living Things
Economic freedom is, as Martha Stewart might say, a good thing. That's not just my bias as a libertarian: I've got science on my side.
'Active Shooter' Prompts Brief Lockdown On SMU Campus
Southern Methodist University and neighboring Stonewall Jackson Elementary were briefly placed on lockdown Friday morning after SMU authorities reported an active shooter on campus.
The campus of Southern Methodist University and Stonewall Jackson Elementary School in Dallas were both briefly on lockdown Friday morning due to reports of an armed man in the area.
Economix Blog: Q.&A. on the 'Shell Game' of College Aid
"With their relentless pursuit of prestige and revenue, the nation's public and private four-year colleges and universities are in danger of shutting down what has long been a pathway to the middle class for low-income and working-class students," writes Stephen Burd , a senior policy analyst at the New America Foundation, in a new report that's ... (more)