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EDUCATION - Courier Texas

Texas A&M is creating an ‘environment of fear’

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Watch as Dr. Leonard Bright, a professor at Texas A&M University, describes life on campus after the implementation of a new website that turns students into higher education watchdogs. The online portal created by the Office of the Ombudsman allows students to file complaints against universities for violating the state’s diversity, equity, and inclusion ban on college campuses.
EDUCATION - Courier Texas

Texas A&M Professor: ‘We’re playing with democracy itself’

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Watch as Dr. Leonard Bright—an ethics professor at Texas A&M whose class was recently canceled because of a new university policy that restricts discussions of race and gender in the classroom—breaks down what’s at stake for higher education in Texas. Read more about Bright and ongoing attacks on academic freedom in Texas at the link in our bio.
EDUCATION - Courier Texas

Parents and students must ‘demand excellence’ from Texas universities

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Dr. Leonard Bright, an ethics professor at Texas A&M University, is urging students and parents who are concerned about ongoing attacks on academic freedom in Texas to fight back at the ballot box.
EDUCATION - Courier Texas

How Texas A&M became ground zero for higher education’s culture war

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Dr. Leonard Bright’s Ethics and Public Policy course was canceled a few days into the semester. It’s just one in a string of attacks on academic freedom at the university.
EDUCATION - Courier Texas

Texas Comptroller wants to bar Islamic schools from voucher program

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As private schools in Texas register for the state’s new voucher program, Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock suggests that schools with Islamic ties be disqualified from participating.
EDUCATION - Courier Texas

New website turns Texas students into campus watchdogs

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Students can now submit complaints against public universities and colleges to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s new Office of Ombudsman through an online portal.
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