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Texas universities have significantly reduced the number of core courses offered, with Texas A&M University cutting 350 listings and the University of Houston eliminating 133. This trend has emerged amid growing political pressure regarding the content of these courses.
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Texas universities have significantly reduced the number of core courses offered, with Texas A&M University cutting 350 listings and the University of Houston eliminating 133. This trend has emerged amid growing political pressure regarding the content of these courses.
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Texas universities purge core courses as political pressure takes its toll
Texas universities reduce core courses amid political pressure