Texas university leaders will discuss their progress in implementing a new state law that increases state oversight of colleges. The law, which took effect on September 1, gives governor-appointed regents more control over academic programs and the selection of campus leaders. A Texas Senate committee will hear testimony from university leaders on Tuesday.

However, not all voices will be heard at the committee, as only invited testimony will be allowed. Further details on the law and its implementation are available from KSAT 12, including information on a news conference planned by students and professors who claim to have experienced censorship under the new law.