The latest survey of higher education employees from CUPA-HR found the biggest spike in tenure-track professors since at least 2016.
The Texas institution cut about 100 classes, including in women’s and LGBT studies, to comply with a state law mandating general education reviews.
The rule would ease the way for new accreditors to form and give agencies significant new duties, including overseeing intellectual diversity policies.
After closing abruptly this year, the Catholic institution is trying to pay off millions of dollars in debt.