A Message from the President
Dear Texas Lyceum Friends,
As the Texas Lyceum enters its 45th anniversary on the heels of one of the most tumultuous election seasons in modern American history, there is no question the mission and purpose of the Lyceum is needed now more than ever.
Press Release: Texas Lyceum Launches National Campaign for Civility
Statewide Leadership Organization Calls for Return of Civility in Politics While Swearing in New President and Directors at State Capitol
The Texas Lyceum, widely considered the Lone Star State’s premier non-profit, non-partisan, statewide leadership organization, today officially launched a national Campaign for Civility, calling on elected officials at all levels of government nationwide to embrace civil discourse as they conduct the business of government. The campaign also challenges everyday Texans to hold themselves accountable for how they treat one another and encourages them to engage in civil and respectful dialogue on important issues affecting the state and the nation.
''Beyond Borders: Immigration & the Texas Economy''
¡Vamos a México! Join us for the exciting and highly anticipated 2025 Texas Lyceum international summer adventure, set against the vibrant backdrop of Mexico City! Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative conference: “Beyond Borders: Immigration and the Texas Economy.”
Campaign for Civility
The Campaign for Civility continues to gain momentum, with recent media coverage highlighting our commitment to respectful dialogue and constructive debate across Texas. This initiative reinforces our mission to foster meaningful discussions while maintaining the highest standards of civil discourse.
The Texas Lyceum Poll: Texans Want a Shift in Political Discourse, Preservation of Strong Culture, Express Uncertainty About Immigration’s Impact
New poll reveals Texans blame elected officials for divisions among Americans, are embracing Texas culture in overwhelming numbers, but are uncertain about the impact of immigration and mass deportations on the Texas economy.
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