The University of Texas Board of Regents will meet Wednesday to review plans submitted by its 14 campuses statewide on how to implement the new Campus Carry law that goes into effect in Fall 2016.
The governing body of the University of Texas System is scheduled to meet in Austin Wednesday to review plans from its member schools on how to best implement the Campus Carry law.
Campus Carry will allow licensed gun owners to carry concealed handguns on public university campuses.
The UT System schools were required to submit final proposals to the Board of Regents by mid-December.
On the campus of the University of Texas at Arlington, the proposal includes a list of buildings that would be exempt from the law, meaning guns would not be allowed.
The list includes athletic facilities, mental health facilities, childcare facilities and some special use locations, including dormitories specifically during summer youth camps held on the campus and in any university building during a public forum.
