UT Austin President defends faculty tenure after Lt. Gov. Patrick proposes to end it at public universities
University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell said Monday that removing tenure for faculty would hurt the university?s ability to hire the best professors, countering a proposal from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick last week to eliminate tenure for new hires at all public universities in Texas.
Top Videos
UT Austin President defends faculty tenure after Lt. Gov. Patrick proposes to end it at public universities
News conference on Jarrell trench collapse
51 migrants dead after being found in abandoned tractor trailer in San Antonio
Austin-area animal shelters are overcrowded, adoptions and foster care needed
Latest on search for Kaitlin Armstrong, wanted for murder of 25-year-old cyclist Moriah Wilson
Austin resident on 'MasterChef Junior" finale
Austin man builds home on top of his car, turns tragedy to positivity
UFO spotted in Hays County
Alex Murdaugh: Reaction to murder charges being overturned
Who will win the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate?
Austin's population surpasses 1 million
Abbott unveils new list of judicial reform proposals
Water restrictions continue in Pflugerville
Alex Murdaugh granted new trial
"Empowered Cafe" opens in Mueller
COTALAND faces lawsuit after ride malfunction
Austin yogurt shop murders: Attorney speaks about settlement
Interview with immigration attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch
U.S. and Iran ceasefire holds for now
Obama joins James Talarico & Gina Hinojosa in Austin
Charges dismissed for former Texas Lottery Commission leader
Barack Obama in Austin with Talarico, Hinojosa
Man shot, killed in parking lot of North Austin restaurant
Leander PD uses drone to catch suspects
Leadership shakeup in the City of Uhland
