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Targeting students for disparate treatment based on protected class is not protected by academic freedom

Stanford suspended an instructor amid allegations he discriminated against Jewish students, including making them stand in a corner.

Supporting diversity on campus requires reining in restrictive DEI programs

How should colleges ensure the learning environments they provide support students of diverse backgrounds without violating academic freedom?

Connecticut Supreme Court issues blistering critique of Yale’s unfair Title IX proceedings

In a unanimous decision late last month, the Connecticut Supreme Court issued a blistering critique of Yale University’s lack of procedural safeguards in its Title IX proceedings.

Biden Administration’s plan to combat anti-Semitism online would violate the First Amendment

The Biden administration’s strategic plan proposes several problematic ideas with respect to combating anti-Semitism online.

Biden plan wrongly proposes censorship to reduce anti-Semitism in pop culture

This series is an analysis of provisions in the Biden Administration’s “U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism” that address anti-Semitism in education, pop culture, and online.

Biden Administration’s plan to address anti-Semitism includes censorship

The Biden Administration issued a strategy document for fighting anti-Semitism in education, sports, pop culture, and online.

Florida just doubled down on the Stop WOKE Act, and the new bill is just as unconstitutional

The Florida House of Representatives voted today to send SB 266 to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk. The legislation doubles down on the Stop WOKE Act.

�鶹��ýIOS statement: Florida bill attacking NYT v. Sullivan would ‘spell disaster’ for free speech

Florida state Rep. Alex Andrade introduced HB 951, which would roll back free speech protections secured by one of the most important Supreme Court decisions: New York Times Company v. Sullivan.

Unconstitutional ‘SAFER Act’ violates the First Amendment, undermines academic freedom, and seeks to upend decades of anti-discrimination law

If enacted, the SAFER Act would amend federal anti-discrimination laws in ways that would upend decades of legal precedent and threaten the civil liberties of students and faculty alike.

Late amendment to Arizona bill targets academic freedom in teacher preparation programs