Senate Resolution No. 200 recognizes March 4, 2025, as Texas Southern University (TSU) Day at the State Capitol, honoring the institution's significant contributions to higher education in Texas. Founded in 1927 and designated as a special-purpose institution for urban programming in 1973, TSU serves approximately 8,700 students and offers over 100 degree programs across various disciplines, including notable schools such as the Thurgood Marshall School of Law and the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. The resolution highlights TSU's commitment to innovative education and its role in fostering student achievement, particularly under the leadership of its 14th president, James W. Crawford III.

The resolution also acknowledges TSU's active participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program, which provides students with valuable experience in state government. It emphasizes the university's efforts to enhance academic rigor, expand research programs, and strengthen partnerships with local schools, community colleges, and other stakeholders. The Texas Senate extends its best wishes to all associated with TSU, recognizing the institution's nearly century-long impact on the state and the success of its graduates in various fields. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared for TSU as a token of esteem from the Texas Senate.