AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTexas Tech Faculty Fallout: A new survey says late-year restrictions on race, gender and sexuality instruction at Texas Tech pushed faculty to alter 277 courses, with more than half considering leaving for other universities and many citing academic freedom and recruitment fears. Coastal Flood Tech: Texas Sea Grant and A&M-Corpus Christi are installing flood monitoring sensors in Rockport/Aransas County to give officials earlier road-closure and first-responder alerts. Shipbuilding Jobs Boost: Davie Defense broke ground on a $1B Gulf Copper modernization in Galveston and Port Arthur to build U.S. Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutters, targeting thousands of jobs. Data Center Backlash: Bell County commissioners are weighing a temporary moratorium after residents raised concerns about water, power and infrastructure strain. Cyber & Compliance Push: Texas leaders are convening in Dallas to focus on cyber resilience as data governance and security demands rise for growing digital operations. Border Enforcement: DPS troopers intercepted 20 migrants hidden in a Laredo-area semi trailer, underscoring ongoing smuggling tactics. Education & Business: SHSU regents approved a new World Languages and Cultures bachelor’s and extended an Under Armour partnership through 2031.
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