The state’s prepaid tuition program-the Texas Guaranteed Tuition Plan-will run out of money between 2015 and 2017. By 2030, the program could cost taxpayers as much as $2.1 billion. To avert bankruptcy and keep the program on sound financial footing, reforms need to be made-like those made to the refund policy.
Texas A&M is Right to End Women and Gender Studies
Some professors at Texas A&M have issued a letter expressing outrage over the recent decision to eliminate the women’s and gender studies degree programs. Revving up the dramatics, faculty who run the program warn that the university is dismantling this degree track at a “moment of incendiary dispute across cultural, social, and political difference on...