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The Plato Problem: How a recently approved policy change is putting Texas A&M in the national spotlight
Texas A&M identified about 200 courses for revision or cancellation to comply with new system policy limiting race and gender discussions, affecting core curriculum and faculty choices.
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About 200 Texas A&M courses could change due to new restrictions on teaching gender, race
Texas A&M University faculty have been informed that about 200 courses in the College of Arts and Sciences might be affected by a new policy limiting discussions on race and gender
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Read Full ArticleThe Plato Problem: How a recently approved policy change is putting Texas A&M in the national spotlight
As the 2026 spring semester begins, Texas A&M University is reviewing syllabi for 5,000 classes to ensure compliance with new state-level rules on teaching race and gender topics.Watch the full story here: The Plato Problem: how a recently approved policy change is putting Texas A&M in the national spotlightInterim President Tommy Williams recently sent a memo calling the review a push for "transparency," stating the school must stay focused on …
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