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Texas A&M considers cuts to race, gender and climate courses

  • Posted on September 2, 2026
  • By Houston Chronicle
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  • 1 min read
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Texas A&M University is evaluating its undergraduate curriculum requirements, with discussions centered on potentially eliminating courses focused on racial history, gender studies, and environmental science. This strategic review reflects broader debates within higher education institutions about core curriculum standards and educational priorities. The proposal has sparked conversations regarding academic diversity and the role universities play in addressing social and environmental issues in their educational programs.

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Texas A&M considers cuts to race, gender and climate courses
Texas A&M considers cuts to race, gender and climate courses

Black and Latino history, women's studies and environmental courses are among those facing removal as Texas universities rethink what every undergraduate should learn.
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