EY In documents obtained by the Tribune, university leaders in Texas expressed the range of steps they’ve taken to comply with the state’s ban on diversity, equity and inclu- sion offices at public higher education institutions. But complying hasn’t been easy and some institutions worry the law conflicts with certain requirements needed for them to receive federal funds.
Why is this important?
Texas colleges depend on billions of dollars in federal grant money to help pay for research, a major pillar for some that can help recruit high-quality faculty.
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