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Texas A&M had reportedly threatened with an investigation and possible discipline the president of the school’s Students for Trump chapter after he and other members posted “Trump 2020 Keep America Great” signs around campus the night before Election Day. The university, in a statement to The College Fix, said it was a misunderstanding, has apologized to the student, and promised to make changes. “The Student Conduct Office was in direct contact on Friday, Dec 4, with the student leader to sincerely apologize,” according to campus officials. A letter sent to student Dion Okeke from...

Well done, Aggieland: Texas A&M University Defends The First Amendment Posted on This is a story that caught my eye recently:     Campus Reform reported that Texas A&M Students For Trump President Dion Okeke was notified by the university’s Student Conduct Office that he was “required” to meet with the office after he and other members put up pro-Trump signs on campus. If he did not attend the meeting, the letter he received stated, he could face student conduct "charges." The university has now canceled the meeting and issued a statement of apology. Happy ending. The university ap...

Tweet About a week ago PJ, Campus Reform, and others carried the story of Dion Okeke. A student at Texas A&M, Okeke had received a threatening letter from the Student Code of Conduct Office. The letter indicated that Okeke was potentially in some serious trouble for placing Trump signs on the campus ahead of the election, which is allowed at TAMU. Okeke could face discipline up to and including expungement if he failed to attend a meeting in January with the office that sent him the letter. Campus Reform has an update: TAMU has apologized and blamed a template for the situation.