Sam Isenberg

Starting in August, Texans who are licensed to carry concealed handguns will be allowed to do so at public universities. To prepare for the change, university officials have been drawing up recommendations on how to implement the new law, Senate Bill Eleven. There's a lot of concern that concealed-carry will affect how certain courses are taught. San Isenberg (eye-zen-burg) has more in this Bobcat Update

A part of the college experience is interacting with professors and fellow students. There's even a potential for heated exchanges depending on the area of study. Opinions can be strong in such subjects as political science, law and philosophy.
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(SU) In the heart of campus, the mustangs serve as a designated free speech area. Over the years, controversial topics have been addressed here on a regular basis. 
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One student says he believes professors should not let fear prevent them from doing their jobs.
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Journalism Senior Lecturer Gilbert Martinez says his class thrives on debate. He says academia offers an opportunity to learn about points of view that often clash.
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The legislation goes into effect on August 1st. For Bobcat Update, I'm Sam Isenberg.