Proposed bill seeks to eliminate taxes on college textbooks
The bill was sent to the Senate finance committee on Thursday.
Tag: Texas
OPINION: Supplemental Learning Platforms Can Help Pull Texas out of Education Deficit
Online learning platforms offer powerful and accessible help for students across Texas.
Primary Results: Abbott and O’Rourke To Face Off Again For Governor; Paxton Heads for a Runoff
Texas voters in the 2022 Primary Election faced significant restrictions when deciding Democratic and Republican candidates for county, state, and federal seats.
All Classes Moved to Alternate Formats for Wednesday and Thursday
In-person classes have been moved to alternate formats due to inclement weather and icy conditions
“Joining the Race is not the Same as Winning” – David Wallace-Wells Shares Urgency of Climate Action at SMU
Climate journalist David Wallace-Wells warned of the rapid pace of climate change, and the urgently needed human response at SMU’s Gartner Lecture Series in Dallas Hall’s McCord Auditorium Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021.
SMU Energy Curtailments – What are They?
Energy curtailment notifications fill SMU inboxes, but what they are and why they’re necessary is not entirely clear.
SMU Lifts Temporary Mask Mandate
SMU will no longer mandate masks in indoor campus spaces, but teachers will still be allowed to require masks in their classes.
TribFest 2021: Bringing “Texas to the World, and the World to Texas.”
Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith wants to “bring Texas to the world, and the world to Texas,” with the paper’s annual “TribFest” featuring major speakers like Pete Buttigieg, Beto O’Rourke, Karl Rove, and more.
Student Opinions on the New Abortion Law
Watch to hear some students’ opinions on the new Texas abortion law.
BREAKING: SMU Temporarily Re-Mandates Masks
SMU re-mandates masks indoors as the Delta variant drives surges of COVID-19 cases in Dallas.