Why Slower Animals Are Winning at Survival
Imagine a world where slow and steady wins the race—this new exhibit at the Museum of the Southwest flips the script on survival.
Texas Education
These West Texas Schools Just got $1.2M for Workforce Training
Governor Abbott announced over $1.2 million in Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) grants for four West Texas school districts. The grants will train students for high-demand careers like nursing, welding, and industrial engineering.
Banned Books Texans Keep Reading Anyway
From classics to modern titles, see which books have been banned in Texas and why they continue to spark conversation in schools.
Are Texas Schools Too Lenient on Head Lice Policies?
In Texas schools, lice policies have some parents feeling uneasy. What’s the right way to handle a head full of trouble while keeping kids learning?
Texas High School's Response to Severed Rabbit Head in Bathroom
A severed rabbit head was discovered, along with a drawing of a dead rabbit and a note, at a central Texas high school, prompting the district to seek legal action.
A Century of Pride and Tradition: Texas Tech University Origins
Explore Texas Tech's rich history and how it started as a small college in 1925 to the powerhouse university it is now!