Fort Worth Business Press reports on TCU’s ROXO, their student led marketing agency and their pro bono assistance to the Southside Preservation Hall.
Category: Education
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Over 600 Attend TCU Virtual Town Hall
TCU 360 reports on Chancellor Victor Boschini holding a virtual town hall with faculty and staff on budget cuts, attendance and other urgent issues in light of Covid19.
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Fort Worth Aims to Fill Broadband Gaps
The Star Telegram reports The City of Fort Worth and Fort Worth ISD, along with help from the Rainwater Charitable Foundation, are committed to further closing the poverty gap on access to high speed internet.
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Chipotle Offers Full Ride Scholarships to Paul Quinn College
Dallas News reports Paul Quinn College partners with Chipotle, who offers their employees a debt free higher education to nonprofit colleges.
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Central Market Grants 1M to DISD Tornado Rebuild
Dallas News reports on the one year anniversary of extensive tornado damage in North Dallas, Central Market presents 1 million dollars to DISD for repairs to schools.
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Educational First Steps Launches Speaker Series
Dallas’ Educational First Steps is launching a 3-part series focused on Equity, Resilience, and Independence, the Tyler News reports.
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Facebook Community Action Grants Open through October 16th
The Fort Worth Data Center announces Facebook Community Action Grants are open supporting primarily STEM projects and education in local communities.
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Burnett Foundation Bequeaths 25 Million to New Med School
The Fort Worth Star Telegram reports the late Anne Marion through the Burnett Foundation gifts a 25 Million endowment to the new TCU/UNT Medical School in Fort Worth.
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Texas College Athletes Tested for Covid19 Far More than other Students
News 4 San Antonio reports most major universities in Texas require their football players to be tested 3 times per week, where other students are not, increasing the “silent spread” of Covid19 on campuses.