Dr. Susan Ballabina Named Sole Finalist for A&M President
Texas A&M University System regents have named Dr. Susan Ballabina as the sole finalist to become the next president of Texas A&M University.
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Trump’s Policy Shifts Spark Conservative Backlash Over Foreign Labor and Housing Plans
Trump’s recent defense of foreign worker visas and 50-year mortgages has triggered backlash from conservatives who argue these policies contradict free-market principles.
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UTSA to Play Key Role in Establishing Texas Cyber Command in San Antonio
UTSA is set to play a key role in establishing Texas Cyber Command, positioning San Antonio as a cybersecurity hub under Gov. Greg Abbott’s initiative.
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Glenn Hegar Named Sole Finalist for Chancellor of Texas A&M University System
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has been named the sole finalist for the position of chancellor of the Texas A&M University System.
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Diversity Offices On College Campuses Will Soon Be Illegal In Texas, As 30 New Laws Go Into Effect
A new law in Texas, effective January 1, will dissolve diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts at public universities, preventing them from offering training on diversity and inclusion for faculty and staff or requiring diversity statements in hiring processes. This move has already led to the shutdown of university-led student support programs and made hiring new faculty more challenging. In addition to this law, several others are set to take effect in the new year, including changes to tax codes, diverting minors charged with certain misdemeanors to support programs, and restrictions on e-cigarette advertising to minors.
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