Articles College Admissions and Affirmative Action: In Texas it's Still Legal A court says the University of Texas at Austin can consider race as an admissions factor. With college admission so competitive, are they right?Liz Dwyer23 Jan, 2011
Articles Are 1000 Teach For America Teachers Worth $8 Million? Teach For America's presence in Texas may be in jeopardy thanks to the state's $20 billion budget shortfall.Liz Dwyer02 Jan, 2011
Articles Houston Gets Private Electric Car Charging Network Texas might be getting the most innovative and practical electric car charging system in the United States. Surprise?Andrew Price23 Nov, 2010
The Cities with the Most Frustrating Traffic Problems IBM surveyed drivers in 20 of the world's metropolises to see which city's drivers experienced most drivers experienced most traffic-related woes.Oliver Munday03 Oct, 2010
Articles A Neighborhood Canvas When Assata Richards moved into one of the newly renovated row houses in Houston's Third Ward in the winter of 1996, she knew her life had...Kyla Fullenwider05 Mar, 2010
Articles Houston Embraces the Leaf The city of Houston is partnering with Nissan and Reliant Energy to make the city electric-car friendly (and get people driving the Nissan Leaf)....Andrew Price10 Feb, 2010
Design Saving Money by Cutting Traffic America is known for its car culture-but we haven't designed our daily commutes from home to work (and back) to be easy. In fact, they're...Oliver Munday27 Jan, 2010
Putting the Stimulus to Work In February, the U.S. government passed the $787 billion Recovery Act, better known as the stimulus package, in an effort to...Oliver Munday17 Dec, 2009
Articles Ike: A Year Later Hurricane Ike remains a strange moment in our nations recent history. In a world where Hurricane Katrina hadn't happened, it would have been huge...Morgan Clendaniel27 Sep, 2009