Vice Chancellor Eric Bentley warns that agreement would penalize the university if the Texas attorney general sues the commission.
Robert Montoya
Audit Finds Lapses in Oversight of University of Houston Foundation Funds
Lack of proper documentation made it difficult to verify whether donor funds were being spent appropriately.
Texas A&M Student Exposes Campus Newspaper’s Bias
Justino Russell documented a nearly 17-to-1 liberal-to-conservative article ratio in The Battalion’s opinion section after the student newspaper refused to publish his conservative commentary.
Texas A&M Regents Restrict Ideological Advocacy in Classroom
Curriculum reviews will be done every semester.
Texas A&M Academic Council Objected to Abbott’s China Security Order
The advisory body is a creature of the university.
After Meme Arrest, Hood County Sheriff Solicits More Social Media Complaints
Sheriff Deeds’ announcement comes days after a citizen was arrested for a social media post.
Hood County Sheriff Arrests Man for Social Media Posts
The man’s defense attorney said he has never seen anyone arrested for “posting a meme.”
Recording Shows UT-Austin Official Told Conservative Group To Leave
State Rep. Brian Harrison is demanding answers from President Jim Davis.
Texas A&M Sends Left-Wing Professors To Advise Accreditation Agency
The Commission for Public Higher Education is intended to counterbalance left-wing ideological capture.
Texas A&M To Pay Former President Mark Welsh $3.5 Million
This is the latest high-profile settlement regents have authorized over the past two years.