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What Does the Editorial Board Do, Anyway?
The work of a scholarly press’s editorial board may fly under the radar, but it’s critical in upholding quality and protecting academic freedom.
Faculty Actually Are Trying to Flee Red States
Following a year of anecdotes about professors uprooting themselves from Republican-controlled states over academic freedom concerns, a new survey provides evidence that their experiences reflect a broader trend.
Chapel Hill Refuses to Release $1.2M Report on Controversial Civics School
Students, faculty and media outlets have demanded the university release information from an investigation into the School of Civic Life and Leadership. News organizations are suing to make the document public.
2 Years Later, Professors Still Face Consequences for Pro-Palestinian Speech
Some faculty members who participated in campus protests in 2024 are still under investigation by their universities. Others are fighting what they see as retaliation for their speech.
Curation, Taste and the Writing Classroom
Guest post on using AI in a way that keeps students curious.
What to Do After the Anti-Tenure Law Passes
In Tennessee, the fight to preserve faculty protections will move from the Legislature to the policy drafting table.
The Odd Couple: The Real Crisis in Higher Ed
It’s not that faculty don’t care—it’s that they are being asked to absorb change faster than they can understand it, trust it or help shape it.
Tenn. Passes ‘Charlie Kirk Act’ Defending Campus Speakers From Disruption
Lawmakers in multiple states named bills after Turning Point USA’s controversial founder following his shooting death on a campus in September.