Universities to detail progress on new Texas law that increased state scrutiny of colleges
Texas university leaders will testify before a state Senate committee about their implementation of Senate Bill 37, which increases gubernatorial control over college curricula, as students and professors plan to protest the law's effects.
By Texas Tribune, Jessica Priest·4 hr ago
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Texas university leaders on Tuesday will share their progress and challenges in carrying out a new state law that gives governor-appointed regents more control over what students learn.
A Texas Senate committee will hear invited testimony only.
However, students and professors who say they experienced censorship and other effects under Senate Bill 37 are planning a news conference at the Capitol beforehand.
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