University Of Texas Regents Postpone Vote On Guns
The University of Texas continues to grapple with campus carry.
Professors Sue University of Texas For Right to Ban Guns in Class
Texas campus carry is set to go into effect on Aug. 1.
Texas Protesters Rally Against Campus Carry
The University of Texas at Austin continues to fight against concealed carry on campus.
Women On The Frontlines Of Campus Carry
Watch Ginny Simone discuss campus carry with activists Lydia Longoria, Antonia Okafor and Joanna Rodriguez.
Texas Judge Refuses To Block Campus Carry
A U.S. district judge has denied a request for a preliminary injunction in the case of three University of Texas professors opposed to campus carry.
University Removes Phrase “Come and Take It”
This historic rallying cry will soon be history at one university in Texas—yes, Texas, of all places.
Texas Profs File Appeal In Campus Carry Case
Fresh off a resounding defeat in court, several anti-gun University of Texas professors have filed an appeal in a case to block a year-old campus carry law in the Lone Star State.
University Of North Texas Police Offer Calm Take On Campus Carry
The passage of campus carry in Texas has led to plenty of hysteria at places like the University of Texas at Austin. But up in Denton, police for the University of North Texas (UNT) don’t think it has changed campus life.
State Senator Asks Texas AG To Keep Campus Carry Intact
Though SB11, Texas’ campus-carry law, doesn’t go into effect until August, last week faculty at University of Texas-Austin passed a measure against guns in classrooms, dorms and other buildings.
Texas Professors Lose Bid To Stop Campus Carry
It’s back to the books for three professors at the University of Texas in Austin after a federal judge tossed out their lawsuit seeking to overturn campus carry. District Judge Lee Yeakel opined that Mia Carter, Lynn Glass and Lisa Moore presented “no concrete evidence to substantiate their fears” and dismissed the case.
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