Miami's Oliver Patch Project Spreads Joy to Young Cancer Patients with Custom Denim Jackets and Patches
The Oliver Patch Project in Miami gives custom denim jackets with patches to young cancer patients, inspired by Oliver Burkhardt's leukemia journey, aiding over 1,600 kids in fostering a sense of support and strength.
University of Texas at Austin Rises to No. 7 Among Public Universities, Tops in Texas According to U.S. News & World Report
The University of Texas at Austin has been ranked as the No. 7 public university by U.S. News & World Report and maintains top rankings in multiple programs and for veterans.
Seattle Shines as Host for International Downtown Association's 70th Annual Conference on Urban Innovation
Seattle hosted the IDA's 70th Annual Conference, where urban experts discussed revitalizing downtown areas, including sessions on incorporating indigenous culture into urban development.
Gilbert School Board President Sheila Uggetti's Name Remains on Ballot Posthumously as Election Looms
Gilbert Public Schools board president Sheila Uggetti died before the election but remains on the ballot. Her votes will not count, and the candidate with the next highest votes will be elected.
Texas Universities Make a Strong Showing in National Rankings, Rice University Leads with Low Student Debt
Five Texas universities ranked in top 100 national university rankings, with Rice University leading. Texas institutions shown to perform well in academic reputation and managing student debt, amidst criticism of ranking systems.
ASU Students to Face $350 Tuition Surcharge Amid State Funding Cuts for Spring 2025
ASU students face a $350 tuition surcharge in spring 2025 due to state funding cuts. The cuts also threaten the Arizona Teachers Academy and the Arizona Promise Scholarship Program. ASU's Lake Havasu center will close as a cost-saving measure.












