Research by master’s student Sarah Smith looks to improve the transparency and traceability of the agricultural supply chain, answering the question, how much are consumers willing to pay for organic, carbon-friendly products produced with regenerative agriculture practices?

Award-winning scholar

Dr. Maggie Wan in the McCoy College of Business partnered with researchers at several universities to examine remote work and the work environment’s impact on families. They surveyed hundreds of couples about finding a balance between work and family needs.

Balancing remote work

Students from St. David’s School of Nursing at TXST’s Round Rock Campus traveled to central Panama for a 10-day service-learning education trip. They led disease prevention and health promotion activities through community clinical practice with local physicians and pharmacists.

Round Rock to Panama

The U.S. Department of Justice awarded TXST a $1 million grant in support of Operation ID led by the university’s Forensic Anthropology Center. The grant will allow the program to expand its efforts to facilitate the identification of unidentified human remains found in South Texas.

Honoring lives lost