Wallace Hall, a University of Texas graduate, is a Regent board member of the university and had discovered a slush fund scandal that led to a dean’s resignation, in addition to a law school admission…
Topic: UT-Austin
‘Therapy Wall’ at UT-Austin Created for Students to Share Election Grief
From The College Fix: The student government created a “Therapy Wall” in the Student Activity Center Wednesday for students to properly express themselves in a therapeutic manner. Many of those expressions posted on the wall…
Bridge-Blocking Student Demonstrators at University of Texas-Austin Obstruct Traffic to Protest Trump
Yes, blocking traffic to a major bridge and road sounds like a reasonable protest of Donald Trump’s Election Day victory (sarcasm).
University of Texas-Austin Pledged to Support Conservative Group against Complaint by Student Government
Free speech is a two way street, liberals: Several Student Government (SG) representatives filed a resolution against Young Conservatives of Texas (YCT) that also called for the administration to punish and even expel students who commit “future…
Panel at UT-Austin Debates Campus Carry, Includes Virginia Tech Shooting Survivor
One of the panelists was a graduate of Virginia Tech University, where there was a fatal shooting incident on their campus in 2007, who is currently seeking a PhD at Texas-Austin.
Three Texas Professors Lawsuit Tries to Block Campus Carry at UT-Austin
Concealed firearms violates their constitutional rights, say three college professors at University of Texas-Austin.
Are Anti-Campus Carry Activists Upset About Nothing?
Good take from our friends over at the John William Pope Center: Eight states currently allow concealed carry permit holders to carry guns on all public college campuses. In Utah, campus carry has been on…
President of University of Texas Still Upset over Open Carry Law
The open carry law, which went into effect this year, also allows campus carry on all public universities. The University of Texas-Austin president says he’ll comply, but one would think he’ll be looking for loopholes.
Campus Police at Texas Scraps Citation for Preacher who Offended Students
It is a country of free speech, anyways. Their excuse? The officer who wrote the citation was being trained, so it was a rookie mistake. Photo by 50%ChanceofRain
MLA Creates a New Word and World, Apparently
Somewhat true to its name, the Modern Language Association (MLA) has transformed the word “imaginary” from an adjective into a noun. “In the dominant United States imaginary, some children are more sacred than others,” Sarah…