His defense of USAID was published in Politico, a publication that has come under fire in recent days for reportedly being the recipient of USAID funding.

His defense of USAID was published in Politico, a publication that has come under fire in recent days for reportedly being the recipient of USAID funding.
Mays Business School Dean Nate Sharp recently came under fire for supporting a DEI conference that excluded white and Asian students.
The 15,000 undergraduate enrollment cap will allow the university to build needed infrastructure after significant growth.
In an application letter to the Mays Dean Search Committee, Sharp declared his commitment to DEI and ESG initiatives.
Expert suggests universities need to button down in the areas of research, travel, and foreign gifts and contracts.
President Mark Welsh has canceled university participation in a DEI conference after Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to fire him.
Mark Welsh, who has served as Texas A&M’s president since 2023, has a long history of supporting DEI initiatives.
Among Texas public university graduates, those with STEM degrees from A&M earn the most.
As citizens protest indoctrination, where will boards of regents steer the state’s higher education institutions in 2025?
Texas universities practice “shared governance” with woke faculty.
“Race and Politics in the United States” is a class from the Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M.
Course contradicts TAMU’s conservative reputation.
Woke professors want “shared governance.”
Four classes this semester push the “diversity” doctrine.
Regents push back against “shared governance” with woke faculty.
Institutions poured money into a country the U.S. Director of National Intelligence has identified as a threat.
The syllabus revealed this course pushes transgenderism and criticizes the free market.
The president of UTIMCO pledges they “will do better.”
Successful students will “connect gender, race, and class to societal inequalities.”
Votes for ESG and DEI-related shareholder resolutions violate policy prohibiting advancing political agendas.
Rep. Brian Harrison previously called the programs an “outrageous abuse of tax money.”
Gambling stands in stark contrast to Aggie values.
The university’s president says predatory gambling is exploitative and has a negative impact on academic performance.
The textbook author frames allowing males into female spaces as protecting transgender rights.
The presentation will examine “what it means to be transgender and non-binary.”