Class materials reveal an ongoing pattern of divisiveness.
									
											
									
											Class materials reveal an ongoing pattern of divisiveness.
									
											Art Markman promoted DEI in academics and the workplace.
									
											The secretary of state identified 2,724 potential noncitizens registered to vote in Texas.
									
											The update is intended to increase transparency.
									
											A radical nationwide organization’s tentacles extend into Texas A&M.
Multiple student groups filed the lawsuit against the accountability measure.
After the discovery of a Texas A&M class instructing how to promote LGBT to children, another revelation surfaces.
Hinojosa has been vocal in her opposition to school choice legislation and bills aimed at protecting children from sexually explicit materials in school libraries.
Professor Tom Alter called the U.S. government “bloodthirsty” and “profit-driven.”
Two board members of the “objective option for accreditation” have pro-DEI records.
The proposed Muslim compound has been the subject of numerous state investigations.
The outcome of this case will determine whether Texas’ new congressional map is used for the 2026 midterm elections.
More than a hundred students gathered in front of the UT Tower to “stop the compact.”
During drought conditions when water is finite, critical planning based on reliable data is imperative to responsibly allocate resources.
Candidates revealed how they will deal with the illegal activity in office.
									
											The “advisory-only” bodies will take shape shortly.
									
											The move follows an explosive audit by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
									
											Texas has taken several steps in recent years to allow churches more freedom to protect themselves and their congregants.
									
											A recording revealed that police originally asked the student to create a safety plan.
									
											Professor Tom Alter called for the violent overthrow of the U.S. government.
									
											The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe already has a casino on the reservation.
									
											Left-wing media are attacking the university in defense of LGBT ideology.
									
											The Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies teaches these concepts in an entry-level class.
									
											There will be 17 constitutional amendments on the General Election ballot this November.
									
											UNT’s College of Liberal Arts & Social Studies offers these programs and classes.