After winning the election for New York City Mayor, Zohran Mamdani declared, “[He] can see the dawn of a better day for humanity.” The mayor-elect ran on a platform designed to move power from the...
Texas Cyber Command, Gov. Greg Abbott’s cybersecurity department, was established after he signed it into law through House Bill 150 in June. It launched on Oct. 21 at UT San Antonio’s Downtown Campus....
Surrounded by UT San Antonio President Taylor Eighmy and elected officials, including State Senators Tan Parker and Giovanni Capriglione, Governor Greg Abbott signed HB 150, establishing the Texas Cyber...
Texas is pushing to be the first state to no longer use the American Bar Association to oversee its law schools. According to an order issued on Sept. 26, the Texas Supreme Court aims to determine which...
In calling for the expulsion of a Texas State University student who mocked political activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Gov. Greg Abbott is undermining the free speech principles he claims to protect....
The Texas Legislature officially passed Senate Bill 22,, and Gov. Greg Abbott signed it into law this summer, securing $300 million every two years through 2035 for Texas's film incentive program....
Among the myriad of bills enacted at the beginning of September stands State Sen. Jose Menéndez’s bill to research the state of students with disabilities at Texas universities. Senate Bill 769 is set...
Texas A&M University has unjustly fired a member of their faculty, Professor Melissa McCoul, over a lesson on gender identities during her class that was supposedly outside of her lesson plan. In her...
Texas Senate Bill 12 went into effect on Sept. 1, banning diversity, equity and inclusion offices, programs and training at public schools and universities. This bill is a direct attack on academic freedom,...
The Texas Legislature passed the xenophobic Senate Bill 17, which took effect on Sept. 1, giving the Texas governor the power to determine which countries’ residents can be restricted from owning land...
