UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

Anti-Israel UT student sues school leaders for allegedly infringing his First Amendment rights

The student was arrested for criminally trespassing during an April protest.

By Macy Gunnell '26
Sep 4, 2024

University of Texas adopts policy to prohibit official involvement in controversial hot-button issues

‘Institutions should not, in their official capacity, issue or express positions on issues of the day, however appe…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Aug 29, 2024

At least Texas 131 college scholarships based on race, gender, or ethnicity have been frozen or modified because of DEI ban

At least 131 college scholarships in Texas that are based on race, gender, or ethnicity have been modified or froz…

By Adam Sabes
Jun 19, 2024

CAIR sues Gov. Abbott to 'defend free speech' of pro-Hamas Texas campus activists

The Council on American-Islamic Relations has sued Texas Governor Greg Abbott after he signed an executive order re…

By Benjamin Brown '26
Jun 6, 2024

Another Texas university system bans DEI in hiring

The University of Houston System chancellor announced the decision to ban DEI statements from hiring in a universit…

By Shelby Kearns
Mar 6, 2023

Texas A&M system bans DEI statements

Following a directive from Gov. Greg Abbott's office, the Texas A&M University System announced on Mar. 2 that it w…

By Shelby Kearns
Mar 6, 2023

State governments drop four-year degree requirements, follows trend

'Utah will no longer require a bachelor’s degree for most state jobs.'

By Jared Gould
Dec 31, 2022

This nonprofit uses ‘sport as a vehicle for social justice’ at colleges across the nation

RISE speaks to student-athletes and coaches across America about ‘racial equity and social justice.’

By Mckenna Dallmeyer '22
Dec 15, 2021

Top TX university employees donated nearly 10-to-1 Democrats over Republicans in 2020 cycle

The overwhelming majority of employees at ten of the top Texas universities who contributed campaign money througho…

By Mckenna Dallmeyer '22
Nov 4, 2021

JACOBSON: Wokeness is replacing truth in academia

On this week’s episode of the Campus Countdown, Campus Reform reporter Ophelie Jacobson analyzes a Canadian univers…

By Ophelie Jacobson
Sep 18, 2021

University of Texas set to launch conservative think tank

The University of Texas has plans for a conservative think tank and a goal of bringing intellectual diversity to ca…

By Corey Walker '26
Sep 3, 2021

REPORT: UTexas donors succeed in saving 'Eyes of Texas' song from cancel culture

Alumni threatened to stop donating to the University of Texas-Austin if it were to cancel the “The Eyes of Texas.”

By Ben Zeisloft
Mar 4, 2021

Cancel culture is no match for Texas universities

Texas A&M students petitioned to have the statue honoring former university president and Confederate general Lawre…

By Jezzamine Wolk
Feb 1, 2021

University names journalism award after disgraced CBS broadcaster Dan Rather

University of Texas-Austin’s Moody College of Communication announced new medals for journalism that will be named …

By Haley Worth '22
Jan 19, 2021

UT band members refuse to play ‘The Eyes of Texas,' citing racist history

Several leaders of the University of Texas’s marching band will refuse to play the school’s alma mater, which some …

By Ben Zeisloft
Aug 21, 2020

Student athletes demand UT scrap 'Eyes of Texas' song

Student athletes at the University of Texas made several demands of the school.

By Matthew Keyes
Jun 18, 2020

Texas medical prof offers 'professional opinion' on 'Trump Dementia Syndrome'

A clinical professor claims Trump has dementia and his “brain is broken."

By Lacey Kestecher '23
May 28, 2020

U. Texas under investigation for possible ties to Wuhan biolab

A letter sent to UT requests records of the university's ties to the Wuhan biolab being investigated as the possibl…

By Mckenna Dallmeyer '22
May 2, 2020

Number of Mexico spring breakers returning to Texas with coronavirus nearly doubles (UPDATED)

This comes after a number of spring breakers from the University of Tampa tested positive as well.

By Mckenna Dallmeyer '22
Apr 1, 2020

Prof: Trump ‘mentally impaired,’ experiencing ‘early onset dementia' as 'obese male’

Talmadge elaborated to Campus Reform, opining that Trump had a problem stemming from "early onset dementia in an el…

By Allison Robison '23
Oct 30, 2019

Free speech advocate: UT students 'self censor' because they are 'terrified' (VIDEO)

Speech First President Nicole Neily joined Fox News' Tucker Carlson recently to discuss the basis for her case.

By Jon Street
Dec 22, 2018

Congressmen warn TX schools to avoid funding from Chinese

The University of Texas at Austin likewise rejected a funding offer from China after receiving a warning from Sen. …

By Adam Sabes
Apr 10, 2018

'Abortion positive' tour takes extremist message to campuses

The activists are also soliciting support for the EACH Woman Act, which would repeal the Hyde Amendment and enable …

By Amber Athey
Apr 25, 2017

UT-Dallas prof. supports students' Second Amendment rights

Many UT profs. have come out against campus carry.

By Peter Hasson
Oct 14, 2015

150 UT professors vow to defy campus carry law

The petition is in response to SB11 passed by the Texas legislature requiring public universities to allow permit h…

By Peter Hasson
Sep 30, 2015

U. of Texas to launch massive sex assault study

UT-Austin was one of 28 schools to participate in a national sex assault climate survey by the American Association…

By Mariana Barillas
Aug 6, 2015

Texas Faculty Council Chair tells profs not to testify in support of campus carry

Prof. Bill Beckner, Chair of the Faculty Council at the University of Texas at Austin, warned all faculty members a…

By Peter Hasson
Feb 12, 2015

Profs: kindergartners should be taught racial tolerance with picture books to prevent ‘another Ferguson’

In an editorial for Washington Post, a few University of Texas at Austin faculty members encouraged mandatory toler…

By Peter Hasson
Dec 19, 2014

Providence College follows students with drone on first day of class

By Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Sep 4, 2014

Court: University of Texas can use race as factor in admissions

The case was sent back down to the federal appellate level by the U.S. Supreme Court last year.

By Kat Timpf
Jul 16, 2014