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Jay Hartzell will lead a vastly different campus environment at Southern Methodist University after leaving the University of Texas presidency ... and The New York Times. Talia is a reporter ...

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The New York Times ate at hundreds of restaurants across more than 30 states this year, selecting the best 26 dishes they tried in 2024. Only one Texas bite made it on the list, right in the heart ...

Hartzell has overseen UT’s Austin campus during tumultuous times. The university last year laid off dozens of staffers to comply with Texas’ DEI ... and The New York Times.

While the Houston region stands out for job growth and a bustling high-tech sector, a new report does not put it among the ...

Black people have for centuries called for more factual reporting that reflects their actual lives, because mainstream news has long criminalized and dehumanized their communities. Trans people have ...

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