Six states have passed laws to let athletes profit from endorsements, and twelve other states have taken up the issue this year.
The Texas A&M System, home to the state’s most populous university, announced that protocols will remain unchanged and may continue into the 2021-2022 school year.
A speech-policing body at the University of Texas will be disbanded after a legal challenge to the school's speech code.
College football radio broadcasts can trace their roots to a 1921 rivalry clash at Kyle Field.
The new president of the University of Texas at Austin will make over a million-dollar salary.
Texas public universities set aside over $45 million for diversity measures in the last fiscal year, with UT and A&M as top spenders and some minority-serving colleges competing at the bottom.
The State Fair of Texas officially opened today and promises to showcase the best of Texas music, culture, and of course, deep-fried delicacies.
In addition to becoming a co-owner of a new Texas soccer team, actor Matthew McConaughey will be teaching film classes as a new professor at UT Austin this fall.
John Zerwas, a physician and powerful lawmaker, accepted a job offer from the University of Texas and will leave the legislature for the academic institution this fall.
A fringe organization's attempt to adopt far-left intimidation tactics against UT Austin young conservatives appears to have backfired.
Smoke bomb disrupts speaker event at UT on the same day tensions about a free speech bill developed on the Texas House floor.
Freshman Congressman Chip Roy (R-TX-21) shared his views on spending, energy, immigration, and healthcare at a town hall with constituents.
