A new core curriculum is being implemented at the University of Texas at Austin. This change is focused on undergraduate education. Further information about the new curriculum can be found through UT Austin News.
Details about the implementation and specifics of the curriculum are available from the university's news source, for those looking to learn more about the changes to undergraduate education at UT Austin.
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Two Austin Independent School District middle schools received their fifth consecutive F ratings, opening the entire district up to a state …
Texas Children’s Hospital in Austin announced its plans to double the size of its neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) today.
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