University of Texas police chief abruptly resigns, assistant chief to take over
AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas Police Department (UTPD) has a new chief. Shane Streepy, who had served as the department's assistant police chief since April, has been promoted to chief of police. He replaces Eve Stephens, who resigned abruptly on Friday.
Upon learning of the arrest and status, UT terminated Clisby. UT's background check "did not reveal an accurate prior history ...
The University of Texas at Austin sees a record number of freshman applications and a new high in its four-year graduation ...
The current threshold is 6%. The change comes after the university received a record-breaking 73,000 undergraduate ...
The University of Texas at Austin is making it a little more challenging for Texas high school students to get into the ...
UT researchers discovered 52% of Texas’ newly hired teachers lack certification and classroom experience, leading to issues ...
The student newspaper at the University of Texas at Dallas had its website shut down for nearly 24 hours, following a student ...
Dr. Brigham C. Willis, UT Tyler School of Medicine founding dean, cited the need to “spend more time with family,” according to UT Tyler.
The University of Texas at Austin will soon cut down on the number of top Texas high school students automatically admitted ...
The University of Texas athletic department will pay a sum of nearly $5 million to 2024 non-conference opponents Colorado ...
The University of Texas Education and Research Center at Laredo celebrated its third anniversary with the announcement of the ...
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