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The director of the emblematic Instituto José Trinidad Reyes in San Pedro Sula said the school may restrict its Independence Day parade to only the turquoise-blue flag, citing a 1949 legislative decree, and objects to education ministry rules that would hold school officials liable if crowds invade the march route.

The first class of UNAH's Master's in Multimedia Communication presented over 24 research and innovation projects addressing artificial intelligence, digital media, and digital transformation, with proposals designed to solve problems identified across Honduras.

Eighteen schools across Cortés, Santa Bárbara, and Colón departments received annual support from Mexico's three-decade-old Escuelas México program, which provides $1,000 per school for repairs, furniture, and teacher training.

Unitec is holding its Third International Congress on Artificial Intelligence in San Pedro Sula in a hybrid format, bringing regional and international experts to discuss AI applications in business strategy, automation, energy optimization, and digital transformation.

More than 30 law students from seven Honduran universities are participating in San Pedro Sula in the 18th edition of the National Anti-Corruption Council's legal specialization program, which aims to deepen their expertise in anti-corruption work and connect them with professionals committed to transparency.

André Enoc Mejía Romero, the first Honduran to attend NASA's Space Academy Camp at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, returned to San Pedro Sula and pledged to teach science and robotics to Honduran youth interested in STEM fields.

The criminal court in San Pedro Sula's judicial section now allows law students from the country's universities to observe court hearings for educational purposes, giving them hands-on exposure to procedure and judicial practice.