Kate McGee

1 month ago | theeagle.com | Kate McGee

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1 month ago | thefacts.com | Kate McGee

Days before the start of the legislative session, Texas A&M University administrators were already bracing for a hit to their budget. “The rumor is the [lieutenant] governor will cut everyone’s institutional enhancement money to try to get higher ed’s attention,” Julie Kopycinski, a top government relations staffer, wrote to her boss Texas A&M President Mark Welsh. kAm“(92E A2CE @7 @FC ‘2EE6?E:@?’ :D 96 ECJ:?8 E@ 86E[” (6=D9 C6DA@?565[ 244@C5:?8 E@ 2? 6>2:= 6I492?86 @3E2:?65 :? 2? @A6?

1 month ago | opencampus.org | Kate McGee

Days before the start of the legislative session, Texas A&M University administrators were already bracing for a hit to their budget. “The rumor is the [lieutenant] governor will cut everyone’s institutional enhancement money to try to get higher ed’s attention,” Julie Kopycinski, a top government relations staffer, wrote to her boss Texas A&M President Mark Welsh.

1 month ago | opencampus.org | Kate McGee |Jessica Priest

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents met Monday to decide who should lead the sprawling collection of 11 universities and eight state agencies. The board, which gathered in Houston, adjourned at about 6 p.m. without selecting a sole finalist. The Texas Tribune has learned that the regents have narrowed their nationwide search to five candidates, including some prominent political names. One individual with knowledge of the process confirmed the five names to the Tribune.

1 month ago | sacurrent.com | Kate McGee

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Days before the start of the legislative session, Texas A&M University administrators were already bracing for a hit to their budget. “The rumor is the [lieutenant] governor will cut everyone’s institutional enhancement money to try to get higher ed’s attention,” Julie Kopycinski, a top government relations staffer, wrote to her boss Texas A&M President Mark Welsh.