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- Board of Regents could vote Thursday to cut over 200 core courses.
- Cuts would eliminate LGBTQ+ studies, women’s and gender studies, Latinx literature, and race and ethnicity courses.
- College Station campus could lose up to 103 classes, the most of any campus.
- State law SB 37 defines core courses as “foundational and fundamental,” enabling the cuts.
- Professors across the system called the move a political decision.
