From College Station, Texas: A new state law has prompted a review of core curriculum at Texas A&M. As a result, over 100 classes have been cut from the offerings. Many of the eliminated classes focused on topics such as race, gender, and sexuality.

The cuts were made in accordance with SB 37, which requires universities to review their core curriculum every five years. This law mandates the elimination of courses that are not considered "foundational and fundamental".

Further details about the changes to the curriculum at Texas A&M are available from the source.