Guns now allowed in University of Texas classrooms

Published February 17, 2016 9:26pm ET



The University of Texas at Austin will allow concealed handgun license holders to carry their guns in classrooms, though with some limitations.

The change approved Wednesday by Gregory Fenves, the school’s president, is in response to last year’s legislation that requires the Texas’ public universities to allow handguns in dorms, classrooms and campus buildings. However, the state law does give schools some leeway for creation of gun-free zones.

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