University of Texas at Austin 
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SOURCE: The Chronicle of Higher Education
9-10-18
What Happened When One University Moved a Confederate Statue to a Museum
Three years ago, the U. of Texas at Austin took down a monument to Jefferson Davis and moved it to the campus’s Dolph Briscoe Center for American History. That offers one possible solution to the question now facing the U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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