Rhithm’s website previously described its app as a “biopsychosocial assessment” intended for students.
Results for "Mental health"
Denton County Jury Sentences Mail-ballot Fraudster to Four Years in Prison
Zul Mohamed pleaded guilty to 109 voter fraud felonies committed during his 2020 run for Carrollton mayor.
Meet the Freshmen: David Lowe
Lowe credits his victory to refining his approach and voters’ growing dissatisfaction with the current state of Texas politics.
University of North Texas Offers Students Chest Binders and Fake Genitalia
The university’s “OUTfits Clothing Closet” is donation-based and free for students who wish to pretend to be the opposite gender.
Caregiver’s Rights Legislation Passes Senate, Advances to House
Enshrinement of citizen right to be with loved ones in long-term care facilities passes Texas Senate.
University of Houston Pivots Research Focus Amid Federal Funding Cuts
Officials expressed optimism that research funding can be regained by aligning with the Trump administration’s new policy guidelines.
Abbott Replaces Top Military Leader Amid ‘Operation Lone Star’ Criticisms
Maj. Gen. Tracy Norris will be replaced by Maj. Gen. Thomas Suelzer as Texas adjutant general.
The Nonprofit that Promoted Gender Mutilation Procedures to Minors
This is part one of an investigation into Out Youth Austin.
Residents Petition to Remove Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo
The petition claims she is unfit and unable to carry out her official duties.
Steve Allison Attacks Gun-Rights Activists and Second Amendment
“His unconstitutional position means that being a gun owner in Texas would require you to surrender your personal privacy and your right to be free from harassment.”