This is a follow up to the “Lemons” article yesterday.
In an op-ed published in the Bryan-College Station Eagle, Texas A&M University associate professor of history Jonathan Coopersmith argues for a radical restructuring of higher education in Texas to address bureaucratic overlap. Read More
These students have wasted more than their own time and tuition money. There’s also the lost investment that taxpayers made in subsidizing their education.
Texas has a weak record in keeping undergraduates focused on completing their coursework: It ranks third among states in the amount it spends on students who drop out their first year. Measured over five years, that adds up to $471 million in taxpayers’ money. Read More
More than 2,100 UT Dallas students took a big step toward the real world as they crossed the stage Friday and Saturday in spring commencement ceremonies. The crowds celebrating at the five ceremonies included more than 990 graduate and PhD candidates and 1,160 undergraduates.
President Says UniversityPresident David E. Daniel said he was more confident than ever of the future of the University of Texas at Dallas, and of the community.
Daniel addressed students and their families at each commencement ceremony, one of which included a special appearance by University of Texas System Regent Brenda Pejovich of Dallas. Read More
