
Education
Houston Community College reveals first two bachelor’s degree programs
Posted on · Students can obtain a four-year degree in Applied Technology in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics and Applied Science in Healthcare Management.
Posted on · Students can obtain a four-year degree in Applied Technology in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics and Applied Science in Healthcare Management.
Posted on · The school will offer public safety training courses including nursing, respiratory care and firefighter training
Posted on · As power outages continue, many K-12 schools, colleges and universities have announced closures through the end of the week.
Posted on · The enhanced security measures announced earlier today will remain in place
Posted on · A media briefing has been scheduled for 12:00 p.m. to provide an update on the closure
Posted on · Chris Oliver took bribes in exchange for influencing contract awards
Posted on · Houston home repair expert Tom Tynan shares his advice on dealing with mold in your home after Harvey, and he offers tips on handling flood damage to flooring, electrical components, sheet rock, and cabinetry.
Posted on · Federal agencies may have had their individual emergency plans, but there was not a collaborative plan to administer a cohesive coordinated effort that would remediate Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands crisis, Houston Community College's Logistics expert says.
Posted on · TxDOT is working to make roads safer.
Posted on · Council Member Greg Travis opposed the deal because the area where it will be built is not officially a food desert.
Posted on · They’ve created a program to house all of their arts degrees.
Posted on · You might use all sorts of colorful language to describe your daily commute. The word “pretty’ usually doesn’t make the list. But one local artist sees beauty where the rest of us may just see concrete and tail lights.
Posted on · Houston Community College has been contending with a number of issues in recent years. The Houston Chronicle reported earlier this year on more than 350 acres of land the college owned that went unused. Thereâs also been controversy surrounding the collegeâs associate degree nursing program, which was put on probation because the state concluded the […]
Posted on · It’s becoming a sort of tradition: as folks step away from some long-held positions here in Greater Houston, they drop by Houston Matters for an “exit interview.” Today, we bring you two. First, Maggie Martin talks with Mike Talbott, who’s retiring from his post as executive director of the Harris County Flood Control District after […]
Posted on · Maybe youâre one of the many Houstonians â and people across the nation, for that matter â playing Pokémon Go, the mobile game that sends people out and about in the real world in search of not-so-real monsters. Or, at least, maybe youâve heard about all the many ways Pokémon Go can go wrong â […]