The University of Texas at Austin dedicated the John S. Chase Architecture and Planning Library on Oct. 22, honoring John S. Chase, Texas' first Black licensed architect and UT's first Black graduate from its School of Architecture. Chase's son and daughter-in-law made a $5 million gift to support the naming and endowments.
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Former Texas Governor Rick Perry failed to receive votes for reelection to the board of directors of Fermi, a planned data center and power generation company he co-founded, at an annual shareholder meeting Friday.
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced that the Texas Department of Agriculture will no longer award eligible grants to businesses employing H-1B visa holders. Miller called on Gov. Greg Abbott and other statewide officials to adopt similar restrictions across their agencies.
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