Sara Kim, then living in North East, filed lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Erie, claiming she was criticized unfairly following incident in student drop-off line on first day of school in 2023 A ...

Hartzell Propeller has received a supplemental type certificate (STC) for its new three-bladed Carbon Voyager prop, it announced Monday. The carbon-fiber composite propeller is now available for ...

Southern Methodist University has named its successor to current president Gerald Turner in the wake of his retirement, naming current University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell to the ...

His wife Alaina Rose reacted to the announcement with a three-word reaction on her Instagram Story on January 5. Derrick Rose, who was the youngest MVP in league history, in 2011, will have his No ...

University of Texas President Jay Hartzell stood outside Dallas Hall after a press conference announcing him as the new Southern Methodist University president in Dallas on Tuesday, Jan. 7 ...

(Eric Gay / ASSOCIATED PRESS) Outgoing University of Texas President Jay Hartzell wants his successor to focus on the “North Star.” To Hartzell, that’s students, research and impact.

In recent years university presidents have been facing growing political pressures, student and faculty pushback and an increasingly demanding job. Audio recording is automated for accessibility.

After five years leading his alma mater, University of Texas President Jay Hartzell is leaving June 1 to become the next president of Southern Methodist University, a private higher education ...

AUSTIN, Texas -- University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell said Tuesday he is leaving the UT System's flagship school to become the next president of Southern Methodist University ...

After five academic years as the president of the University of Texas, Jay Hartzell is stepping down to become the next leader at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. “I am honored to serve ...

SMU is hiring University of Texas President Jay Hartzell as its next leader, a major shakeup in higher education that will open a vacuum at one of the state’s most influential public institutions.