Filter & Sort
Taking a Knee 'Will Not Be Tolerated'
East Carolina U bars band members from protest during national anthem. Stance differs from that of other public colleges and universities.
When Conference Speakers Offend
After controversial remarks about reproduction at one conference and gay people at another, scholarly groups consider whether they have an obligation to apologize for what was said or whether doing so constitutes censorship.
Louisville Board Overhaul Blocked
Kentucky's governor improperly served as "judge, jury and executioner" in abolishing University of Louisville's Board of Trustees, a state court finds.
Constraints on Chinese Campuses
U.S. Government Accountability Office examines American universities’ policies and practices on academic and other freedoms for their educational programs in China.
'Run Them Down'
U of Tennessee investigates professor and popular conservative blogger for tweeting that drivers should "run down" protesters in North Carolina.
Opinion
Our History, Our Selves
As we consider which aspects of racism we in higher education can most effectively address, we need to make our institutions ideal places for cultivating the sociological imagination, writes Judith Shapiro.
Berkeley Resumes Palestine Course
Facing backlash and accusations of squelching academic freedom, a class is restored.
Berkeley Suspends Palestine Course
Critics said one-credit, student-led course was anti-Zionist. The university said it acted on procedural grounds.