Last month, the Trump administration gave the University of Texas at Austin and a handful of other universities until Nov. 21 to decide whether they would agree to a series of policy changes in exchange for preferential access to federal funding.
That deadline has now passed, and UT-Austin still hasn’t indicated publicly whether it will sign the agreement, even as other universities have rejected the administration’s offer.
UT-Austin and the White House did not respond Friday to inquiries about whether the university plans to accept, reject or seek revisions to the agreement.
