Academic freedom

An anti-Semitic Web site is publishing photographs and biographies of Jewish faculty members at UCLA's law school.

A criminology course at the University of Northern Colorado is the setting for one of David Horowitz's favorite stories.

As he tells it, a required essay on a mid-term exam was for students to "explain why George Bush is a war criminal." A student submitted an essay on why Saddam Hussein was a war criminal and she received an F.

The Colorado student David Horowitz loves to talk about does exist, but university officials offer evidence that her story doesn't check out.

The University of Colorado and Ward Churchill were on the verge of a deal for him to quit when talks fell apart after plagiarism charges emerged.

Alumni and faculty members at Louisiana College are locked in a battle with trustees over the institution's future.

In Florida, legislation advances against "leftist totalitarian professors," while Columbia president frames debate on faculty rights and responsibilities.

The Colorado professor's controversial speech won't cost him his tenured job. Plagiarism allegations still might.

Virginia Commonwealth reacts as a Muslim scholar's controversial activism brings threats.

As experts on academic freedom weigh in on the latest developments, controversial professor says he won't cooperate with new investigation.

Ward Churchill never got to talk at Hamilton College. But the controversial ethnic studies professor was supposed to have a platform tonight at his home campus, the University of Colorado at Boulder.