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Free Speech Laws Mushroom in Wake of Campus Protests
After a rash of student protests against controversial and conservative speakers on college campuses, state lawmakers around the country are passing legislation they say protect everyone’s free speech rights. Not everyone agrees.
An Overcorrection?
Former Baylor economics professor's lawsuit says the Baptist university's high-profile failures with sexual assaults led administrators to overcorrect when a student accused him of rape.
Fake Citations Kill a Career
Columbia says a historian's acclaimed book on North Korea was plagiarized, and its publisher says it's been taken out of print.
Pitt Tells Student Groups Not to Use Pitt in Their Names
University says trademark covers the change.
Avoiding the Red Zone
Colleges try to combat the sexual assaults that spike at the start of each academic year, but experts say many officials don't give students sufficient training to protect themselves or vulnerable peers.
How Not to Do Public Discourse
A program on civic virtue at UNC-Chapel Hill is raising concerns about secrecy and funding.
One Step Closer to Pay for California College Athletes
State's politicians approve legislation to allow athletes to be compensated for use of their name, image and likeness for marketing purposes. The NCAA fiercely opposes the measure.