Texas universities reduce core course offerings amid political pressure
The Hill · September 16, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
Public universities in Texas have eliminated hundreds of courses from their core curricula in response to political pressure. Texas A&M University has removed 350 core course listings, while the University of Houston has discontinued 133 classes.
Why it matters
This development may impact the educational content and diversity of perspectives offered at these institutions.
How this story affects people
How does this story affect you if you are a student at a Texas university?
This change directly affects your course options and the diversity of perspectives available in your education. With many classes related to gender and race being cut, you may find fewer opportunities to engage with these critical topics in your studies.
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