Texas’ university systems are taking different approaches to implementing the new law.
Robert Montoya
Texas A&M Seeks to Hide Records on Abortion Research Project
Both a university system and a state agency are concealing research records.
South Texas Judge Rebuffs Records Request About Scandal-Plagued Auditor
Locals have complained about the auditor hired by the judge.
UNT Regents Change Rules To Comply With New State Laws
Meeting documents continued to use the phrase “shared governance.”
Texas A&M Faculty Senate Braces for Regents’ Decision
The body faces an uncertain future after a neighboring system’s board of regents discontinued their faculty senate.
Texas State University Course Promoted LGBT Ideology
Class materials reveal a bias in favor of altering American family norms according to LGBT ideology.
Internal Texas A&M Email Advising Aggies To Report ICE Sightings Triggers Backlash
Provost Alan Sams asks faculty, staff, and graduate students to call university police if federal law enforcement is seen on campus.
Second Judge in Rains County Indicted and Suspended
The saga of Judge Robert Jenkins Franklin grows.
Federal Court Vacates Injunction Against Arkansas THC Ban
The stated basis for Gov. Abbott’s veto of Senate Bill 3 suffers a setback.
Left-Wing Groups Fight Against Termination of In-State Tuition for Illegal Aliens
A federal judge has been asked to let groups intervene in the settlement that ended the Texas Dream Act.