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For years, Texas Republicans wielded power over public universities with little political resistance as they banned DEI efforts and tightened their grip on what students can learn, leading in a nationwide conservative overhaul of higher education.
Now, a stunning political shift could upend the vision those leaders fought for. But whether Democrats will try to undo those changes is another question.
Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa and Lt. Gov.-elect Vikki Goodwin campaigned on K-12 education but offered few specifics
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