Senate Bill 37 would give governor-appointed boards more power to control what is taught and who is teaching at the state's public colleges and universities.

With Brent Venables holding one of his football camps on Thursday, plenty of football recruits were in Norman this week.

The bill’s text says it may not be construed to limit freedom of speech or expression as protected by the First Amendment or ...

Texas is set to ban protesting at public universities during nighttime hours, with a bill on Gov. Greg Abbott's desk imposing restrictions on the times and means that students and employees can ...

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TCU selected Endeavor after a competitive national search to build new off-campus student housing. Endeavor’s $82.9 million ...

Take Simondale Drive, a hidden, half-mile slope nestled below the TCU campus. According to Tarrant County Courthouse records, ...

Texas lawmakers want to invest $50 million to help build a new cybersecurity hub for the military at Port San Antonio, but ...

Local colleges report no immigration-related student, faculty or staff arrests, but do intend to comply with federal officers ...

Under the Texas legislation, governing boards at higher education institutions will be tasked with reviewing — and ...

The USC Trojans are set to host the first recruiting weekend of the on Friday, June 6. They will have several commits from its No. 1 ranked recruiting class on ...

ASU-Beebe – a 1.2% increase in operating budget from $29.8 million to $30.1 million. Combined tuition and fees will increase ...