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Judge rules UT did not violate rights in pro-Palestinian protest (opens the original)
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A federal judge ruled Thursday that the University of Texas at Austin did not violate a former student’s First Amendment rights when it canceled the April 2024 pro-Palestinian protest and later suspended him. This means Ammer Qaddumi’s three-semester suspension will remain on his disciplinary record. Qaddumi, who was on the steering committee of the Palestine Solidarity Committee, graduated in May but testified that the record could negatively affect him when he applies to become a licensed atto
Texas A&M drag ban cases before federal judges after conflicting rulings (opens the original)
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Judges on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals pressed Texas A&M’s lawyer Wednesday on a central tension in the university system’s defense of its drag-show bans: how officials can compare such performances to blackface while also arguing the shows are not expressive enough to trigger First Amendment protection. University administrators were targeting conduct, not a message, said William “Billy” F. Cole, the principal deputy solicitor general in the Texas Attorney General’s office who is defen
Texas universities limit their brands in political ads. Dan Patrick used them anyway. (opens the original)
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick used three of Texas college football’s best-known traditions to mock Democratic candidates in what appears to be an AI-generated campaign ad ahead of November’s elections. The universities restrict how outsiders can use their brands, including in political campaigns and advertising. Patrick’s ad tests whether they will enforce those rules. Officials at the University of Texas, Texas Tech and Texas A&M did not answer the Texas Tribune’s repeated questions about whether Patric
Texas A&M System considers removing courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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Students at 11 Texas A&M University System schools may soon have fewer classes related to LGBTQ literature, climate change and women writers that would meet graduation requirements under a proposal to remove more than 200 classes from general-education course lists. System regents are scheduled to vote Thursday on scaling back the classes that qualify because a new state law requires them to review at least once every five years the classes undergraduates must take regardless of their majors. Re
Texas A&M System weighs removing courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies, climate change from core offerings (opens the original)
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Students at 11 Texas A&M University System schools may soon have fewer classes related to LGBTQ literature, climate change and women writers that would meet graduation requirements under a proposal to remove more than 200 classes from general-education course lists. System regents are scheduled to vote Thursday on scaling back the classes that qualify because a new state law requires them to review at least once every five years the classes undergraduates must take regardless of their majors. Re
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