Berkeley speaker advocates for alternate interpretations of First Amendment
The University of California Berkeley recently hosted a reporter from The New Yorker to discuss free speech issues.
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Turkish academics sound alarm over gender segregation plans
Presidential push for women’s universities accompanied by scrapping of gender action plan by regulator
Impact agenda ‘enables climate change scholar-activists’
Philosopher and Extinction Rebellion campaigner highlights ‘genuine synergies’ between academia and activism
University investigating black debate instructor who argued space isn’t real, created by whites
Space is a fiction invented by white people, who should be removed from earth. Black people should be removed from the earth – to prevent white people from colonizing other worlds
Instructor bans students from using ‘illegal immigrant,’ upholds labeling term a ‘slur’
Students enrolled in an Intro to Cultural Anthropology course at the University of Florida were told not to use phrases like “illegal immigrants” in a recent assignment.
Accused on campus: John Does push for right to cross-examine
What’s the fairest way to get at the truth in a sexual misconduct investigation? Courts, college officials, and student advocates are considering how to ensure that disciplinary hearings do more good than harm.
Roses and thorns
Supporters of Ohio State plan to create undergraduate degree program in esports believe it will produce versatile and employable graduates for fast-growing gaming industry. Opponents say gaming as a scholarly pursuit has no place in academe.
Academic loses research contacts as Facebook deletes page
Geographer Maddy Thompson warns scholars against relying on social network
Harvard law students ask for right-of-center legal clinics to balance leftist clinics
Harvard Law School offers “unparalleled clinical education” for students – if they’re politically progressive.
Prof says budget cuts are a result of taxpayers fighting back ‘objectively crazy’ university culture
In a recent USA Today op-ed, a University of Tennessee law professor claims that budget cuts to public universities are the fault of the universities themselves.
