51 min ago | Independent Women's Forum
Time's Sally Kohn insists that affirmative action has overwhelmingly helped white women.
5 hrs ago | The Scarlet
Back to the Arctic: Clark University student researchers embark on polar science expeditions
While basting on a crowded beach or waiting for the AC to cool your sweltering car interior, imagine yourself cutting through Arctic seas aboard an icebreaker or exploring the wilderness from your base aboard a river barge in Siberia.
9 hrs ago | Hudson Valley Press
We need to save affirmative action
As early as this week, in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, the United States Supreme Court may issue a ruling that could seriously limit or altogether eliminate the use of affirmative action in university admissions.
12 hrs ago | Mashable
8 Unbelievable Technologies That Replace Super Powers
Super heroes are the very definition of cool. The secret identities, the triumphant rescues, the skin-tight Lyrca outfits that show off every defined muscle and curve.
12 hrs ago | Newswise
Wichita State Archaeologist Focuses Research on Ancient Social Change
Overholtzer, who joined the WSU faculty in 2012 after holding adjunct instructor positions at Northwestern University and DePaul University, has been in the scientific news recently for her research in central Mexico.
14 hrs ago | The Tennessean
Leadership Franklin awards $1,500 scholarships to students
Leadership Franklin awarded two $1,500 college scholarships to local students in April at its graduation dinner for the class of 2012-13.
17 hrs ago | Building Operating Management
Boiler Retrofit at University of Texas Uncovers Pleasant Surprises
When the University of Texas at Austin had to comply with the state's air-quality compliance requirements for power-plant emissions, Ryan Thompson knew his department had an expensive challenge on its hands.
One registration covers both events. The GWPC announced this week the addition of scheduled presentations on groundwater protection and proactive measures to ensure public health and safety at the forum, a technical conference providing the scientific basis for stray gas investigations, including fundamentals on the physical and chemical properties ... (more)
Construction of UT's state of the art teaching hospital approved, project architect announced
Central Texas medical professionals celebrated the dawn of a new era on Tuesday morning, atop of the Brackenridge Hospital parking garage, where a press conference was held by Seton Healthcare Family to announce the approval by its parent company, Ascension Health, to build a new teaching hospital to replace Brackenridge.
The Minutemen's Pursuit of America
Hour 1: Why do the Minutemen comb the border for undocumented immigrants? We'll talk this hour with Harel Shapira , assistant professor of sociology at UT Austin.
Read This: Great piece on affirmative action in ProPublica
I haven't seen a better explanation or analysis of Fisher v. University of Texas, the current Supreme Court affirmative action case that could be decided any day now, than in a ProPublica piece on the subject .
Read This: Great piece on affirmative action in ProPublica
I haven't seen a better explanation or analysis of Fisher v. University of Texas, the current Supreme Court affirmative action case that could be decided any day now, than in a ProPublica piece on the subject.
Review of New Gun Laws from the 2013 Texas Legislative Session
What follows is some helpful information and discussion of the firearms legislation that passed and some points to note for the special session as well as some additional information.
Study: Children Can Learn By Explaining
Children often ask "why?" and "how?" when confronted by something new, and a panel at the annual Association for Psychological Science discussed how students' questions can best be used for learning.
The challenge for bosses: Learning from dissent
A lab experiment conducted by Ethan Burris, an assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business, and published in a recent issue of the Academy of Management Journal indicates that leaders often react negatively to suggestions that their favored course of action might have problems.
Livestrong Texas 4000 rolls through Fort Collins
The longest annual charity bicycle ride in the world will hit Fort Collins Thursday as part of 70-day ride from Austin, Texas to Anchorage, Alaska.
UT, Austin works together to fuel small business
UT and the City of Austin are working together to fuel Austin's small business and enterpise marker by providing courseworks aimed at launching new businesses.
UT/TT Poll: Texans Favor Cruz Over Perry for President
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz starts as the Texas favorite in a fantasy 2016 Republican primary for president, swamping Gov. Rick Perry and a number of other big-name candidates in the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.
New Poetry Book Offers History and Vibrance of Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's location at the crossroads of vital trade routes in the ancient world has given it a rich history and vibrant culture.
5 Major Decisions Expected from U.S. Supreme Court Over Next Two Weeks
Like many attorneys, I'm a U.S. Supreme Court watcher, and June is always the most exciting month at the nation's highest court.