When Anita Hill Testified, These Scholars Were Moved to Act. Now They’re Contemplating What’s Changed. read more >

‘We Are the Most At-Risk People on Campus.’ Non-Tenured Instructors Can Now Serve in U. of Mississippi’s Faculty Senate. read more >

Emboldened by the #MeToo movement, McDonald’s workers participated in a strike Sept. 18 to target workplace sexual harassment. read more >

In a Historic Move, Los Angeles Educators Vote To Strike read more >

George Washington U. said the research reflected “the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date.” President Trump had said it was designed to make him “look as bad as possible.” read more >

Do Corporate-Style NDAs Have a Place in Higher Ed? read more >

Report catalogs alleged complaints and interventions by embassy officials or individual students on American campuses. But can a compendium of concerning incidents encourage stereotyping? read more >

The Trump administration, which has frequently criticized colleges for not doing enough to protect free speech on campus, introduces a more expansive definition of anti-Semitism on campus. Civil liberties groups say it will result in the stifling of free speech. read more >

She spoke out against the termination of her campus's only mental health counselor. A student died, and she got canned. Now this professor is suing Florida Poly for infringing on her protected speech. read more >

University of Michigan professor refuses to write on behalf of student hoping to study in Israel. Are such letters a professional responsibility or subject to faculty members' political views? read more >

AFGE applauds ruling that administration illegally gutted workers’ rights, violated labor contracts read more >

Why the pitch from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders resonates in 2018. read more >

‘Gag Clause’ at Purdue Global Raises Alarms About Faculty Rights read more >

Demonstrators and spectators gather around Silent Sam, the Confederate state toppled Monday at the U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. read more >

They Say Their Buildings Are Making Them Sick. Administrators Say They’ve Done All They Can. read more >

NYU Scholar Accused of Harassment Assails Rush to Judgment as Sign of ‘Sexual Paranoia’ read more >

Why is the nation’s flagship loan forgiveness program failing the people it’s supposed to help? read more >

AAUP releases a nondisclosure agreement professors must sign that appears to bar them from sharing much of anything or criticizing the program after they leave. read more >

Does “political correctness” really crush conservative speech on campus? The data suggests no. read more >

At the U. of Texas at Austin, some professors were alarmed by a brief filed as part of a lawsuit that claimed faculty members did not have a right to academic freedom. read more >