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, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Texas A&M leadership is clearing the air: the much-disputed Lawrence Sullivan Ross statue, honoring the former university president and Confederate general, is staying put. Interim President John Junkins stressed the school’s intentions to The Texas Tribune on Wednesday, just two days after the university put out a report that characterized the question of the statue’s future as unresolved. Students who...

University officials said Wednesday that the decision to keep the Ross statue in place is not a new one, and that the diversity committee that has been studying the issue for the past three months was never considering removing the statue.

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, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. A diversity committee at Texas A&M University said school officials must resolve the decadeslong debate over moving or removing the statue of Lawrence Sullivan Ross, a former Texas governor and Confederate general, or else the university risks long-term damage to its reputation. A report released Monday evening found that 75% of the 450 students, faculty and alumni who provided feedback to the committee wan...

Texas A&M again delays decision on moving Sul Ross statue, as committee warns inaction will damage university Texas A&M Official Posted at 7:39 PM, Jan 26, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-26 20:39:29-05 COLLEGE STATION, TX — A diversity committee at Texas A&M University said school officials must resolve the decadeslong debate over moving or removing the statue of Lawrence Sullivan Ross, a former Texas governor and Confederate general, or else the university risks long-term damage to its re...

RELLIS Academic Alliance has completed and opened its second academic building on the 2,000-acre campus in Bryan. Founded in 2016 by the Texas A&M University System, the RELLIS campus opened its doors in 2019. Shortly after, the Blinn College District opened facilities in the complex to provide space for the partnership, known as TEAM, which allows for students to earn associate degrees or take lower-division courses that may be needed for their bachelor’s degree. The second academic build...

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Asia Digest: Indonesia appoints members to SWF supervisory board; Hatcher+ launches new platform Photo: Nick Agus Arya/Unsplash January 27, 2021 Indonesia has appointed five members to the board that supervises its forthcoming sovereign wealth fund; while Hatcher+ announced on Wednesday that it has launched Venture As A Service Technology Platform. Indonesia appoints five members to SWF supervisory board Indonesia has officially appointed five members to the supervisory board of its sovereign ...

The Texas Tribune Shifa Rahman, left, and Blaise, who declined to share a last name, hold signs at the base of the William Marsh Rice statue on the campus of Rice University in Houston. Rahman has spent an hour on campus nearly every day since August calling for the removal of the statue. Students of color said they feel most of their calls to eliminate racist symbols from campuses have been ignored or intentionally mired in lengthy, bureaucratic processes intended to delay answers to difficult...

Students of color said they feel most of their calls to eliminate racist symbols from campuses have been ignored or intentionally mired in lengthy, bureaucratic processes intended to delay answers to difficult questions.