Relating to measures to prevent and respond to opioid-related drug overdoses, including policies and training regarding the use of opioid antagonists, at student residences on campuses of public institutions of higher education; providing immunity.

HB 1103 requires Texas public universities to implement policies for opioid antagonist availability (like naloxone) in student residence halls. It mandates that all resident advisors be trained to administer these drugs during suspected opioid overdoses and that institutions store the antagonists securely but accessibly. The bill also requires universities to include these policies in student handbooks and websites, with specific training requirements and inventory checks established by state education and health boards. This directly affects public university campuses, resident advisors, and students living in on-campus housing.