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TAMU President Vetoes LGBT Class in Core Curriculum
The faculty senate defiantly proposed including an LGBT introductory course in the core curriculum.
Paxton Fights Back Against Federal Judge’s Block of Texas A&M Drag Ban
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.
Texas A&M Regents Unanimously Pick Hegar as Next Chancellor
Comptroller Glenn Hegar is set to take on a new role on June 30.
Judge Blocks Texas A&M Drag Show Ban, Permits ‘Draggieland’ on Campus
The judge ruled that demeaning and inappropriate content is subjective.
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Texas A&M Business School Dean Was Not Most Favored Candidate, Hiring Survey Shows
Mays Business School Dean Nate Sharp recently came under fire for supporting a DEI conference that excluded white and Asian students.
A&M to Pause Undergraduate Enrollment Growth for 5-7 Years
The 15,000 undergraduate enrollment cap will allow the university to build needed infrastructure after significant growth.
A&M Business School Dean Historically Supports DEI and ESG
In an application letter to the Mays Dean Search Committee, Sharp declared his commitment to DEI and ESG initiatives.
Report: Security Needed at Texas Universities
Expert suggests universities need to button down in the areas of research, travel, and foreign gifts and contracts.
Texas A&M President Backtracks on Sponsoring DEI Conference After Gov. Pressure
President Mark Welsh has canceled university participation in a DEI conference after Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to fire him.
Gov. Abbott Threatens to Fire Texas A&M President Over Sponsorship of DEI Conference
Mark Welsh, who has served as Texas A&M’s president since 2023, has a long history of supporting DEI initiatives.
Texas A&M Bachelor’s Degree #1 in the State for Return on Investment
Among Texas public university graduates, those with STEM degrees from A&M earn the most.
Texas Universities Need More Reform
As citizens protest indoctrination, where will boards of regents steer the state’s higher education institutions in 2025?
Lawmakers to Examine University “Governance” as Part of Expanding DEI Ban
Texas universities practice “shared governance” with woke faculty.
TAMU Class Explores ‘Systemic Racism’ in American Politics
“Race and Politics in the United States” is a class from the Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M.
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Texas A&M Engineering Course Teaches Students to Use Non-gendered Language
A reading assignment teaches students to use their pronouns when closing an email to “normalize gender inclusivity.”
Researchers: Security Questions Remain About Texas A&M’s Partnership with Qatar
The organization that investigated A&M’s security for projects involving nuclear science and weapons development says there are still unanswered questions.
Report: Texas A&M’s Partnership with Qatar Threatens National Security
A new report reveals undisclosed funding into Texas A&M has resulted in full Qatari ownership of over 500 research projects.
Aggies Hire NY Times ‘Diversity’ Advocate To Head Journalism Program
State law will soon ban DEI offices in universities, but state universities can still continue hiring DEI proponents.