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Projected spending by international students in the U.S. is projected to drop $1.1 billion this fall compared to last year, a new report shows. That鈥檚 after a 17% decline in international student enrollments due, in part, to recent federal policy changes
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The Select Committees on Civil Discourse and Freedom of Speech in Higher Education were formed days after Kirk鈥檚 assassination on a Utah college campus. Members assembled Thursday in Austin for their first meeting to assess state free speech laws.
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The new race and gender policy has garnered condemnation from educational rights advocates, including the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, which sent a letter to the board of regents earlier this week arguing that the policy amounted to censorship.
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UT Arlington's master plan hopes to prepare the university for continued growth in both the university and the city.
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University officials dispute the faculty council鈥檚 conclusion. Melissa McCoul lost her job after a video of a classroom debate went viral.
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The University of North Texas announced a number of initiatives during President Harrison Keller鈥檚 State of the University address last week.
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South College unveiled its new Dallas Campus on Wednesday in Farmers Branch. The college is focused on health care degree and training programs to address workforce shortages in the area. The campus includes several programs with specialized training labs and a dental clinic.
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The University of Texas System recently announced it would be reviewing "courses on gender identity" at all 14 of its academic and health institutions.
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The universities reportedly received letters asking them to sign a "compact" banning the consideration of race in admissions, freezing tuition and more in exchange for a federal funding advantage.
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After a viral video stirred controversy at Texas A&M, Texas Tech ordered course adjustments while other university systems like UNT and UT launched reviews. It鈥檚 unclear what the reviews will look for.
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The future of a graduate student resource center at UTA is in question after the federal government cut a grant program for schools that serve a large number of Hispanic students.
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Texas鈥 congressional delegation obtained tentative funding for infrastructure improvements, university research and other initiatives, but the nearly 350 earmarks are all in jeopardy.