Texas universities brace for sweeping changes as Senate Bill 37 takes effect, empowering regents to overhaul course content, faculty hiring, and academic programs under the guise of preparing students for real-world success. Campus leaders from UT, A&M, and Texas Tech testified before lawmakers, while faculty and students warn of censorship and academic freedom erosion. Lawsuits have already been filed over the law’s vague language, and a new state ombudsman now holds the power to investigate and withhold funding — though most complaints have been dismissed, one investigation is underway.
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