Courses on women and gender, climate, and Black and Latino history were removed from the core, though many can still be taken as electives or major requirements.

The provost's office also eliminated dozens of courses on race from counting toward the core curriculum.

The University of Texas is removing women’s, gender, and sexuality studies courses from its core curriculum following recent major cuts in similar departments, sparking faculty protests over academic ...

A Texas A&M-San Antonio review removed 12 courses from its core curriculum, including Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies.

The Core Curriculum Committee will provide recommendations to the Provost related to the on-going development, implementation and evaluation of the University’s core curriculum. This includes the ...

The core curriculum advances the design of the undergraduate curriculum as a whole. As students' majors and electives allow specialization and individualization in their studies, the core curriculum ...

The board proposed approaching core curriculum revision through a three-stage process of backwards design. The three-stage process invites broad faculty participation in the core revision process and ...