State lawmakers failed to pass legislation banning the practice.
Higher Education
Higher Education Reform Measure Heads to Governor
The final legislation reflects a combination of different versions that the House and Senate passed.
A&M Regents Likely To Eliminate More ‘Low-Performing’ Programs
Dozens of programs are potentially on the chopping block.
Analysis, Raider Scorecard, State
Analysis: Sen. Cruz and Campbell Take On Big College Sports
As NIL appears poised to destroy the fabric of college athletics, calls grow for a commission to bring reform.
UT-Austin Promotes Abortion
The Law School and College of Liberal Arts are the worst offenders.
House Passes Weakened Higher Education Reform Bill
A time consuming conference committee is likely.
Aggie Scorecard, Longhorn Scorecard, State
Texas A&M Paid $27.5M in 2024 Coaching Buyouts
Two Texas schools make the top three list for SEC contract buyouts.
Time Running Out for Senate To Pass GOP-Backed Bill Ending In-State Tuition for Illegals
Currently there are over 59,000 illegal aliens enrolled in colleges and universities across the state.
University of Houston Pivots Research Focus Amid Federal Funding Cuts
Officials expressed optimism that research funding can be regained by aligning with the Trump administration’s new policy guidelines.
UT-Austin Officials Announce $100M Investment in Classical and Civic Education
Officials aim to make the School for Civic Leadership the nation’s top institution for classical education.