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The April 8 eclipse will drop solar generation output to near zero, but other power sources will keep the grid stable.

This and other forms of canine aggression can be unexpected, but owners can learn how to recognize and respond to the signs.

School of Public Health research shows promising results for virtual training's impact on remote workers' health and behavior.

Dr. Nicholas Jeffery receives Bourgelat Award for innovative strategies, including advancements in treating spinal cord and nervous system injuries in dogs.

Exhibit at George H.W. Bush Library And Museum is ending its eight-month run on April 28.

The three-day Student Conference on Latinx Affairs offers opportunities for learning, leadership and growth.

CHAMPions will support new mothers in underserved areas with the help of key partners.

Parvovirus is especially dangerous for puppies, which have weaker immune systems than adult dogs and are susceptible until fully vaccinated.

New engineering dean, key faculty members support the concept.

Twelve students representing six states and seven Texas cities will assume senior leadership roles in the Corps of Cadets next year.