Anti-racism: Ibram X. Kendi to Speak at Huston-Tillotson University
Kayla R. Jones September 24, 2026
Ibram X. Kendi brings his acclaimed scholarship on race, history and democracy to Huston-Tillotson University for a timely conversation.
Huston-Tillotson Partnership
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The ARCH: Inside Austin’s lifeline for the unhoused
Joshua Wilk May 11, 2026
Inside Austin’s ARCH, the city’s homelessness crisis comes into focus.
Blackboard: Hopewell Rosenwald School taught under Jim Crow – through to today
Marcus Santillanes May 6, 2026
In Cedar Creek, the restored Hopewell Rosenwald School stands as both a monument to Black educational resilience and a growing community space carrying that legacy forward.
Heat Islands: Austin’s “hot spots” are intensifying risks for unhoused residents
Lauryn Irving May 1, 2026
: Extreme heat is turning Austin’s paved, shade-scarce “hot spots” into deadly zones for people experiencing homelessness
Unequal Heat: How systemic racism deepens risk for unhoused residents
Maliza Rivera April 27, 2026
As extreme heat intensifies, systemic racism is leaving Black and brown unhoused residents disproportionately exposed.
Too Hot: A heat emergency threatens Austin’s homeless
Shant’Jeur Pratt April 22, 2026
As Austin’s summers grow hotter, heat-related illnesses and deaths among the city’s unhoused are rising.
Scorching Reality: Cooling centers feel out of reach for Austin’s unhoused
Noah Alvarez and Ka’Mari Pointer April 20, 2026
Austin’s cooling centers offer relief from extreme heat but many unhoused residents won’t risk leaving behind everything they own to enter them.
Austin Displacement Profiles
Austin Free Press Staff April 12, 2025
Austin Free Press, as part of its journalism partnership with Huston-Tillotson University, embarked on a community-centered environmental project with Earth Day Austin
Project Connect disconnect
Briaa Clausell March 28, 2025
Along the lines of the Project Connect light rail plan, Austin officials are working to expand transit-oriented development (ETOD). While
Austin’s smart growth damages people of color
Lyneisha Fowler March 28, 2025
There has been significant growth in urban development over the past few decades in Austin, Texas, leading to economic prosperity
Anti-racism: Ibram X. Kendi to Speak at Huston-Tillotson University
Kayla R. Jones September 24, 2026
Ibram X. Kendi brings his acclaimed scholarship on race, history and democracy to Huston-Tillotson University for a timely conversation.
The ARCH: Inside Austin’s lifeline for the unhoused
Joshua Wilk May 11, 2026
Inside Austin’s ARCH, the city’s homelessness crisis comes into focus.
Blackboard: Hopewell Rosenwald School taught under Jim Crow – through to today
Marcus Santillanes May 6, 2026
In Cedar Creek, the restored Hopewell Rosenwald School stands as both a monument to Black educational resilience and a growing community space carrying that legacy forward.
Heat Islands: Austin’s “hot spots” are intensifying risks for unhoused residents
Lauryn Irving May 1, 2026
: Extreme heat is turning Austin’s paved, shade-scarce “hot spots” into deadly zones for people experiencing homelessness
Unequal Heat: How systemic racism deepens risk for unhoused residents
Maliza Rivera April 27, 2026
As extreme heat intensifies, systemic racism is leaving Black and brown unhoused residents disproportionately exposed.
Too Hot: A heat emergency threatens Austin’s homeless
Shant’Jeur Pratt April 22, 2026
As Austin’s summers grow hotter, heat-related illnesses and deaths among the city’s unhoused are rising.
Scorching Reality: Cooling centers feel out of reach for Austin’s unhoused
Noah Alvarez and Ka’Mari Pointer April 20, 2026
Austin’s cooling centers offer relief from extreme heat but many unhoused residents won’t risk leaving behind everything they own to enter them.
Austin Displacement Profiles
Austin Free Press Staff April 12, 2025
Austin Free Press, as part of its journalism partnership with Huston-Tillotson University, embarked on a community-centered environmental project with Earth Day Austin
Project Connect disconnect
Briaa Clausell March 28, 2025
Along the lines of the Project Connect light rail plan, Austin officials are working to expand transit-oriented development (ETOD). While
Austin’s smart growth damages people of color
Lyneisha Fowler March 28, 2025
There has been significant growth in urban development over the past few decades in Austin, Texas, leading to economic prosperity
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