State Rep. Brian Harrison has called out the Texas government’s failure to curb DEI at universities.

State Rep. Brian Harrison has called out the Texas government’s failure to curb DEI at universities.
The move comes after regents ended an LGBTQ minor and other low-performing programs.
Civic program becoming another example of the controversial “shared governance” philosophy.
An open position in the Office of Student Affairs is causing consternation in Aggieland.
A student wishing to enroll in the class must have 6 hours of prerequisite Women’s and Gender Studies coursework already completed.
Wokeness found at Aggie law school.
The faculty senate defiantly proposed including an LGBT introductory course in the core curriculum.
The event at the center of the current legal fight is “Draggieland,” an annual drag show held on the A&M campus in College Station.
Comptroller Glenn Hegar is set to take on a new role on June 30.
The judge ruled that demeaning and inappropriate content is subjective.
Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick has announced her candidacy to replace Hegar.
This comes after the university board of regents banned on-campus drag shows.
The board of regents’ recent resolution recognized Trump’s executive order banning the use of taxpayer dollars to promote gender ideology.
The regents’ resolution acknowledged President Trump’s executive order banning the use of taxpayer dollars for the promotion of gender ideology.
An Intro to Human Geography course teaches gender identity, intersectionality, and sexuality.
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.