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Texas Tech Begins to Collect Info on Race, Gender Course Content
For each of their courses, faculty must say whether they “advocate for” or “promote” certain race or gender identities.
After Censoring Again, Weber State Says It Will Be ‘More Nuanced’ in Applying Law
The Utah university censored a censorship conference. Then it told an Apache speaker she couldn’t use certain words. Now it’s revising how it implements a state anti-DEI law.
Berkeley Suspends Lecturer for Pro-Palestinian Comments, Hunger Strike
IU Prof Suspended for White Supremacy Graphic Returns to Class
Another Okla. Instructor Put On Leave, This Time for ‘Viewpoint Discrimination’
The University of Oklahoma’s Turning Point USA chapter said its president filed the complaint after a lecturer offered to excuse from class only students who protested in support of another professor.
An Unjust Suspension in Oklahoma
It’s time for people on all sides in all cases to condemn interim suspensions on a universal, consistent and principled basis.
Texas Tech Puts Its Anti-Trans Rules In Writing
Race and sexuality course content is also caught up in the university system’s expansive new content review policies.
A New Book Helps College Presidents Pick Their Battles
Lawyer and president emeritus Steven Poskanzer discusses why university leaders should stay out of public debates—except under certain key circumstances.