EDITORIAL | College Costs: Texas governor extends tution freeze two more years
Good news for students and prospective students at Texas state colleges and universities. On Wednesday, Gov. Greg Abbott said he is committed to extending a tuition freeze approved in the 2023 legislative session for at least two more years. That means the freeze will remain in effect through the 2026-2027 school year.
Gov. Greg Abbott prevents tuition hikes for Texas universities through 2027
AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott will prevent Texas colleges and universities from raising tuition during the next biennium. In a letter to Texas college and university leaders, Abbott emphasized the need for public universities to "take every possible step to ...
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott spoke at the Texas Oil and Gas Association's 2024 Lone Star Forum on Friday, Nov. 15, in Frisco, ...
Texas Governor Abbott renews the wildfire disaster proclamation to address ongoing fire threats in several counties.
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Governor Abbott congratulates Texas restaurants on earning esteemed Michelin stars, highlighting the state's diverse and ...
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