Texas A&M rebuked by its own panel for ‘unjustified’ firing as political pressure fallout intensifies
Texas A&M faces renewed scrutiny after an internal committee ruled that the dismissal of lecturer Melissa McCoul was unjustified and procedurally flawed, deepening tensions over political influence in academic decisions. The dispute, sparked by a classroom video on gender identity, has escalated into a broader clash over governance, curriculum control, and the university’s response to mounting ideological pressure.
Texas A&M faces renewed scrutiny after an internal committee ruled that the dismissal of lecturer Melissa McCoul was unjustified and procedurally flawed, deepening tensions over political influence in academic decisions. The dispute, sparked by a classroom video on gender identity, has escalated into a broader clash over governance, curriculum control, and the university’s response to mounting ideological pressure.
