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It's not up to the Texas governor to decide what can be taught in colleges
Senate Bill 37 puts politicians in charge of deciding what can be taught at our colleges and universities in Texas.
U.S. News & World Report's graduate school rankings are here. How did Texas colleges perform?
University of Texas at Austin landed atop most schools in the state in U.S. News & World Report's 2025 graduate schools ...
Bill aims to limit spots at Texas colleges guaranteed for the top 10% of students
A state lawmaker wants to change the policy that allows for students graduating in the top 10% of their high school classes ...
Texas proposals would open more options for college accreditation. Here's why some oppose.
In what proponents say is a “clean up” and opponents call an “unnecessary risk,” Texas lawmakers consider bills that would ...
Texas university creates ‘the most meritocratic admissions policy’ in the US
The University of Austin in Texas (UATX) believes college admissions are “unjust,” so the school is going to do something ...
Texas Working to Flip Commit From No. 1 Recruiting Class in College Football
Texas currently has the No. 36 recruiting class in the country with four total commits. Steve Sarkisian consistently preaches ...
3 Texas cities among 25 'Best Places to Live' in 2025, study shows. Can you guess which?
Ranking and review site Niche highlighted three Texas cities in it's 2025 list of the best places to live. See report cards ...
Texas Senate to consider bill that could reshape how history and race are taught in universities
Texas senators could vote this week on a bill that would drastically limit how the state’s public universities teach their students about history, race and inequality.