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Academic Freedom and the Mission of the University
My contribution to the 26th Annual Frankel Law Center Lecture in November 2021 was as a commentator. Jeannie M. Gersen from Harvard Law School delivered […]
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The Academic Freedom Podcast #10 on the University of Florida
The Academic Freedom Alliance has released a new episode of The Academic Freedom Podcast. So you won’t miss an episode, subscribe through your preferred platform. […]
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How Progressives Ruined San Francisco: Michael Shellenberger
“It’s time that the reign of criminals who are destroying our city…come[s]To an end” London Breed (San Francisco Mayor), a Democrat at a December 14th […]
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The CDC Is Finally Acknowledging That N95 Respirators Work Better Than Cloth Masks
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, whose prior advice on face covers as a precaution against COVID-19 did not pay much attention to the […]
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No Pseudonymity in Yale Law School DinnerPartyGate Lawsuit
In recognition of Judge Sarah Merriam’s yesterday’s ruling, Doe v. Gerken (D. Conn.) (now Stubbs v. Gerken): [P]Plaintiffs, who are or were students at Yale […]
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The Government Hoarded 750 Million N95 Masks While Telling You To Wear One
The White House will announce its plans to deliver approximately 400 million N95 high-quality masks to health care centers and pharmacies across the nation later […]
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“Syracuse Punishes Student for Asking Man at Party if He’s a Canadian Sex Offender”
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education There were rumors about a man who had been known to have exhibited problematic behavior towards women in […]
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Chief Justice Roberts, and Justice Sotomayor and Gorsuch Release Statements About #Maskgate
A provocative article I wrote in August 2020 was titled, “A Supreme Court Divided Could Not Stand.” John Roberts needs to step up, or else. […]
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‘Beyond Parody’: CNN Announces They’re Hiring Team To Cover ‘Misinformation’
CNN Business Managing Editor Alex Koppelman announced on Twitter Tuesday that the network is hiring a team that will be dedicated to covering ‘misinformation.’ “I’m […]
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“This Case Stems from the Suppression of Academic Scholarship at the University of North Texas”
Start at Jackson v. WrightJudge Amos Mazzant, E.D. Tex.): This case stems from the suppression of academic scholarship at the University of North Texas …. […]