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UT Health Science Center alumnus, Dr. Eiman Jahangir, credits College of Medicine with Supporting Pursuit of Passions for Medicine and Space. This video piece was incorporated with the winter issue of the UT Health Sciences College of Medicine Magazine.

The Magazine Story:

https://news.uthsc.edu/alumnus-credits-college-of-medicine-with-supporting-pursuit-of-passions-for-medicine-and-space/

This is an admissions video for admissions counselors to take with them for campus visit and when interacting with high touch students. It is a higher overview of the college to provide prospective students an engaging view of the school. 

When you walk into Jiménez y Friends Barbecue y Taqueria, you immediately feel the community. For Michael Flores and his family, pouring heart and soul into their food is at the core of how they've strengthened those bonds.

Read more about the family here: https://stories.ttu.edu/heating-up

Narrative story of graduation speaker Kristen Alvarado Sorto who graduated from the Cosmetology Program at Central Piedmont Community College! She is a recent graduate who tells her story of how she became fascinated with cosmetology, and her story of perseverance and accomplishing becoming the first graduate in her family! 

Cinematic recap of the Central Piedmont Community College graduating fall class of 2025. This video showcases the process excitement and emotions of graduation day!

On Feb. 2, Bronco Day at the Capitol brought students, community partners and legislators together to celebrate Boise State’s role in advancing Idaho.

Highlighted were the many ways in which Boise State connects with Idaho industry and government, supporting the state’s economy and preparing students to take leadership roles in their communities. A range of Boise State students, faculty and staff shared information about initiatives — from respiratory care, to construction management, to gelato marketing.

Explore Ecology and Conservation Biology and why this major produces leaders who understand and care about their world enough to protect it. 

Explore why food science and technology is the major to join and what they do to supply Texans and the world with nutritious and tasty foods. 

Finding your career path can sometimes happen unexpectedly. It can involve risk and a change of plans - but in the end, when you love what you do everyday, it's worth it.

For most of us, getting out in nature means escaping life’s daily responsibilities. For others, it means getting involved. This fall break, eight WCU students spent four days traveling between western North Carolina and north Georgia doing just that – getting their hands dirty with local organizations and authorities on trail construction and maintenance while exploring different avenues of recreation.