Starting at Hershey v. Curators of Univ. MissouriJudge Douglas Harpool (W.D.) ruled Wednesday in favor of the motion. Mo.): Flyers and brochures were often distributed […]
In the following is Judge Mark Hornak’s two-week old decision Newman v. Point Park Univ. (W.D. Pa. I think this is the best way to […]
Princeton University had been scheduled to present 19th century Jewish American art by Leonard Milberg (a Princeton graduate and patron of the arts). Milberg pulled […]
Last Wednesday I was invited to speak at U. Chicago about Critical Race Theory as part of the Federalist Society chapter. Professor William H.J. Hubbard […]
Princeton University was contacted by the Academic Freedom Alliance in a letter. It requested that the university reaffirm Joshua Katz’s academic freedom. On the 8th […]
From the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (Alex Morey & Aaron Terr): What happens when a school of religious education is “committed” to Christian […]
As a result, Hiers’ contract wasn’t renewed. Ralf, his department chair explained the reason: According to the court, Hiers could continue his First Amendment claim […]
San Diego State University was contacted by the Academic Freedom Alliance in a letter. It requested that the university reaffirm its academic freedom for J. […]
After an administrative error that prevented a conference on scholarly research from being held at the University of Dayton, the Academic Freedom Alliance sent a […]
At 5-6:15 p.m. on Thursday, March 10, I’ll be participating in a panel discussion at George Mason University on Justice, International Law, and the War […]
