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The University of Texas at San Antonio was awarded a $5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to further address injustices within democracy and civil society.

What can Texans expect from the legislature in crafting new election laws? Indications are Republican lawmakers will toughen voting laws. Also remember those Trump Trains? Was that illegal voter intimidation?

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill that Democrats hope will overhaul voting rules and expand access to the polls. The GOP says the legislation would take powers away from states and increase voter fraud concerns.

Arguments for not allowing trans and intersex athletes to perform alongside athletes of a similar gender identity are often framed as a fairness issue, while trans-rights advocates say bans or strict regulations for transgender athletes are discriminatory and based on a tired understanding of sex and gender.

In Texas, K-12 schools were largely on their own when it came to decisions about implementing in-person, hybrid and remote learning models, and are now tasked with weighing when to reopen schools and how to do so safely amid the ongoing pandemic.

Code enforcement violations are used to remove San Antonio residents from their homes at higher rates than other major Texas cities combined, according to a recent report from the University of Texas Austin School of Law.

According to a recent report from the University of Texas School of Law, the City of San Antonio used code enforcement violations to issue orders to vacate and demolish homes at a much higher rate than other major Texas cities between 2015 and 2020.

The U.S. already spends more on prescription drugs than other countries and drug costs are expected to increase faster than other areas of health-related spending over the next decade.

A controversial new book argues that DNA does make us different, that genes play an important part in how people think, feel and act, and that acknowledging the role of behavioral genetics is the first step on the path to achieving an equitable society.

Forging policy to improve the lives of Latinos in Texas.