Author: Sofia Gonzalez

The Hay Center Campus aims to help youth aging out of foster care, tackling the issue of homelessness early on.

Texas Southern University’s interim president appointment comes after Lesia Crumpton-Young, TSU’s former president, abruptly retired.

The University of Houston-Downtown’s goal is to have students certified and ready to accept a teaching job before they graduate so they can be placed in a classroom.

With HB 8, the community college finance system will be reformed to align policy and funding incentives with the needs of the workforce. Funding will now be tied to measurable student-focused outcomes.

Tom Tran owns 50 nail salons across Texas, but hopes to take his business outside of the state.

In a unanimous vote, the Houston Independent School District’s board of managers approved Mike Miles’ interim contract. The board also approved a $3 million donation.

Lee College received its largest estate gift in its 89-year history. The money will be used to establish the Henderson Family Trust to create 20 scholarships annually.

More and more colleges are offering flexible programs to earn a master’s or doctorate degree.

Mayor Sylvester Turner said this is the strongest fund balance presented in eight years.

An expansion of mental health services and the renovation of Agnes Arnold Hall is at the top of the University of Houston’s list of priorities as it prepares for the next school year.