Texas A&M System Regents to Vote on Removing Over 200 Courses from Core Curriculum
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents is scheduled to vote on a proposal to remove more than 200 courses, including those related to LGBTQ literature, ethnic studies, and climate change, from general education requirements at 11 system schools. This move follows a new state law mandating a review of undergraduate core courses.
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