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The Southeastern Conference is also requiring the university to use available resources and video footage to identify individuals who threw objects onto the field during Saturday's loss to Georgia.
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The student, Ammer Qaddumi, alleges the university violated his First Amendment rights.
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The new policy says universities should remain neutral on “issues of the day” while allowing students, faculty and staff to express their ideas.
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Almost 40 Texas athletes across 12 sports brought home medals. Here’s a look at each of them.
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The seven-member committee also found the university’s assertion that protesters violated rules, including the unauthorized use of amplified sound, “lack[ed] adequate foundation.”
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KUT confirmed at least three students received notices of deferred suspension on Wednesday. A fourth student will be suspended for two years. The students have the right to appeal.
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Sunday's event — headlined by a Pitbull concert — drew large, sweaty crowds. Three people were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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The university will fully implement the policy by Aug. 19 — the week before fall classes start.
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You could argue the stakes were lower then; the protesters were there to save some trees along Waller Creek. But the response from university administrators was the same.
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Texas senators got an update from universities on steps they are taking to comply with a new state law banning diversity, equity and inclusion offices and programs on their campuses. Lawmakers also heard testimony on free speech in the wake of pro-Palestinian protests.