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Texas Public Radio recognized with abundance of awards, including a record 6 Edward R. Murrow Awards - Vimarsana News

Texas Public Radio recognized with abundance of awards, including a record 6 Edward R. Murrow Awards

Texas Public Radio (TPR) has won six 2023 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, the most it has ever collected.

Source: tpr.org
Texas Standard for March 17, 2022 | Texas Standard - Vimarsana News

Texas Standard for March 17, 2022 | Texas Standard

Helping Ukraine and avoiding war with Russia. A Texan expert talks about the delicate balance. And: After World War II, a group of Nazi scientists made their home in West Texas. And their children were enrolled in public schools. A new book explores this little known chapter of history. Also: Closing the gap for Latino students seeking higher education in the state. Plus: Just how many mail-in ballots were rejected during the primary? We have the number. Also tech at SXSW: Crypto, NFTs and streaming Lizzo. All that and more on today's Texas Standard:

Ep 5: What does it mean to build a college-going culture? - Vimarsana News

Ep 5: What does it mean to build a college-going culture?

The fifth episode of The Enduring Gap, a limited series exploring some of the reasons more Latinos in San Antonio don't have college degrees.

Source: tpr.org
Ep 4: The pandemic made everything harder - Vimarsana News

Ep 4: The pandemic made everything harder

Episode 4 of The Enduring Gap, a limited series exploring why more Latinos don't have college degrees in San Antonio.

Source: tpr.org
Ep 3: 'I take head of household' - Vimarsana News

Ep 3: 'I take head of household'

Episode 3 of The Enduring Gap, a limited series exploring some of the reasons more Latinos don't have college degrees in San Antonio

Source: tpr.org