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Members of the Black Law Students Association are focusing on getting young Black voters ready for the November election.
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Administrators say Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez violated student media bylaws, but the staff says he was targeted because of the paper's coverage of campus protests. They say they will continue publishing independent of administrative oversight.
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A student at Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth was found with a weapon. It's the third North Texas school district to deal with a credible campus threat this school year.
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A father and son duo from Chicago claims to have enough memorabilia to break the Guinness World Record for the largest Doctor Who collection.
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Federal judge in Texas expands ruling that blocks Biden administration protections of LGBTQ studentsThe decision in the case brought by the Texas Attorney General preempts any future Title IX regulations that extend federal protections to LGBTQ students.
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In a June 28 response to the recent $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, which paves the way for colleges to directly pay their student athletes, TCU provided insight into how it plans to navigate the new collegiate athletics landscape.
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Dallas school leaders say the program will help eliminate most school suspensions.
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The district is considering offering students facing punishment for low-level offenses options including community service and Saturday School.
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Some Texas school districts are seeing sharp increases in the number of students removed from class as a result of a new law requiring students caught with vaping devices be placed in disciplinary alternative schools.
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A group of charter school students just got a more affordable path to college.
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Students placed in the care of Christ’s Haven for Children are often found to be academically performing below grade level.