Texas universities purge core courses as political pressure takes its toll
- Public universities in Texas have dropped hundreds of courses from their core curricula — or altogether — amid rising political pressure over the last two years.
- Texas A&M University has removed 350 core listings across its system, many dealing with gender, race and other popular GOP targets.
- The University of Houston has nixed 133 classes from its core curricula, and the University of Texas, Austin, has dropped 113.
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- Public universities in Texas have dropped hundreds of courses from their core curricula — or altogether — amid rising political pressure over the last two years.
- Texas A&M University has removed 350 core listings across its system, many dealing with gender, race and other popular GOP targets.
- The University of Houston has nixed 133 classes from its core curricula, and the University of Texas, Austin, has dropped 113.
Sources: The Hill