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AggieC05 wrote:While yes you would not be violating a criminal law, you would still be breaking school code, for which they could expel you (assuming you are a student)

But from the school rules..

"Firearms are prohibited in or on any portion of buildings, grounds or parking lots except as allowed under Subchapter of the Texas Government Code." Underline added.

I'm allowed to carry under that code, so the exception applies to me, and I can carry everywhere but the premises. Do employees of the school have a different rulebook?

Very possible I'm reading this wrong, please correct me. I don't want expulsion two months from graduation.

Wow. Thanks for the quick response. So from what I understand..

I can't carry in building or a portion of a building. But I can carry around campus. Also, if it was discovered I was carrying, I would not be violating any school policy as long as I'm conforming to TGC.

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I remember in class defining premises with regard to high school/middle school. But does the same concept apply to a college campus?

Can I carry around the buildings, just not inside them? Rarely am I on campus and not in buildings, but I'd like to be sure anyway. Ran a search but didn't find my answer - probably b/c it's obviously 'yes'.. I hope.

Also, b/c UNT is a state funded school, they can't have a policy that would expell me from school if carrying, even though it wouldn't be an illegal act (assuming the answer to my previous question)?

Thanks.