Public universities in Texas have eliminated hundreds of courses from their core curricula in response to increasing political pressure over the past two years. Texas A&M University has removed 350 core course listings across its system, with many of these courses focusing on topics such as gender and race, which have been targeted by some political groups. The University of Houston has also removed 133 classes from its core offerings.
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Texas universities reduce core courses amid political pressure
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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