Texas American Muslim University at Dallas, located in the suburb of Richardson, is working to be in “full compliance” with state regulations, after the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board ordered it to halt operations over alleged violations on Thursday. The school “will not offer degrees until all regulatory approvals are secured,” according to founder and | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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