Faculty Lounge Teach for America Offers Course on How to Teach Social Justice in Math Spencer Irvine May 18, 2017 Social justice is making its way into middle school math curriculum, thanks to Teach for America.
Perspectives Duke: Diversity in Divinity Malcolm A. Kline Dr. Paul Griffiths urged colleagues to not attend diversity training and ended up resigning when faced with two disciplinary actions at Duke Divinity School.
Faculty Lounge Fresno State Professor Sued for Censoring Pro-Life Chalk Messages Spencer Irvine May 17, 2017 Pro-life students at Fresno State University saw their pro-life chalk messages erased and censored by one of the college faculty members.
Faculty Lounge Free Speech Bill Signed into Law in Tennessee Spencer Irvine The state of Tennessee passed a law that will protect free speech of students on public college campuses.
Perspectives Academics Surrounded by Reality Malcolm A. Kline Basic economics and reality confound college professors, such as public perception of jobs and economic growth.
Perspectives The Tennessee Legislature’s Defense of Campus Free Speech John K. Wilson May 16, 2017 John K. Wilson of the AAUP writes about the new campus free speech law in Tennessee and some of the pros and cons of the law.
Faculty Lounge Is Trump Right about Free Speech of Non Profit Groups? Spencer Irvine John K. Wilson of the AAUP defends President Trump’s recent efforts to allow non-profits to engage in political speech.
Faculty Lounge Tenured Professor Quits Job over Kansas Campus Carry Law Spencer Irvine A history professor who has tenure at the University of Kansas said he will quit his job over the state’s campus carry law.
Faculty Lounge Clemson Student Government Resolution Demands Permanent Safe Space for LGBT Students Spencer Irvine Clemson University student government voted to pass a resolution that demanded a safe space, a permanent one, for LGBT students.
Faculty Lounge After Backlash, University of Arizona Reconsidering Paying Students to Work as ‘Social Justice Advocates’ Spencer Irvine For $10-an-hour, University of Arizona students can work as ‘social justice advocates.’
Guest Articles Dismantling the Marxist Madrassas Cliff Kincaid Liberty University, which hosted President Trump for commencement, is upsetting the liberal apple cart of higher education.
Guest Articles John Guandolo Discusses The Muslim Brotherhood’s Network in America, Attacks the Media Alex Nitzberg May 15, 2017 John Guandolo, a former FBI agent, discussed sharia law, CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood’s American presence in a recent interview with Alex Nitzberg.
