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Texas A&M University has parted ways with President Mark A. Welsh III nearly a month after a video surfaced of a professor's classroom discussion on trans ideology regarding gender identity in violation of state law.

Chancellor Glenn Hegar and the Texas A&M University (TAMU) System Board of Regents made the announcement Thursday, in which Heger thanked Gen. Welsh for his “service to the university and the nation.” Welsh, a retired four-star general with the U.S Air Force and former member of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, had served as Texas A&M’s president since 2023.

“President Welsh is a man of honor who has led Texas A&M with selfless dedication,” said Hegar. “We are grateful for his service and contributions. At the same time, we agree that now is the right moment to

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