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casp625 wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:

Ruark wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:I think you misinterpreted what he said. You can't OPEN carry on any college campus, but if they don't post 30.06 and you conceal and carry, what are you going to be charged with?

How does a campus the size of a small city "post 30.06"????

You post "conspicuously" all the parts of a property that you wish to make off limits. Lots and lots of signs in English and Spanish. You basically plaster the campus with them, all so you can bust visitors on a class C for property, or a class A for "a portion of the premises of a (college)".

That only applies to a public university: 46.035(a-3), where it would be Class A anywhere on a private university: 46.035(a-2) .

Ruark wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:I think you misinterpreted what he said. You can't OPEN carry on any college campus, but if they don't post 30.06 and you conceal and carry, what are you going to be charged with?

How does a campus the size of a small city "post 30.06"????

nightmare69 wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:Nothing will "legally" prevent a student or faculty member from carrying either in the absence of 30.06 compliant notice...However the probability of expulsion or termination of employment certainly exists, with the exception of firearms in vehicles in the parking areas and streets.

Our staff and students were told "no firearms allowed on university property" during the start of the year meeting in August. They all received legal verbal notice that day.

cclacy wrote:According to a recent Texas Firearms Coalition podcast by Charles Cotton "Where Can I Take My Gun", one can NOT carry on one's person outside on the grounds of a private University that has opted out of Campus Carry. Such campuses must post 30.06 on their website. I'm not sure of signage requirements at outside road entrances on the property. This was actually news to me. If I'm misinterpreting this from the podcast or from Rice's website, please show me where I'm wrong because I'd love to be.

https://professor.rice.edu/uploadedFile ... -Final.pdf

cclacy wrote:Am I correct that a visitor with an LTC (not employee or student) to a private university in Texas (such as Rice) that has opted out of campus carry may keep his or her handgun in his or her privately owned vehicle on campus roads, parking lots, or parking garages as long as it is locked inside of said vehicle?