Articles tagged: "AAUP"

BTS is the tendency to blame the president for self-inflicted wounds.

And intellectuals in and out of academia don’t like it.

The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) have issued a report on “National Security, the Assault on Science, and Academic Freedom” that might leave readers who have studied such matters scratching their heads.

We frequently learn the hard way that for all of our conflicts over academic freedom, there is more of it in the United States than there is anywhere else.

Over at the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), Brian C. Mitchell asks whether colleges have lost the battle for…

Twitter is exposing academics in ways never before possible, not through the tweets of such as we but through their own pronouncements as they succumb to the apparently irresistible urge to be “public intellectuals.”

Well, that didn’t take long.

Aaron Barlow at the Academe Blog talks about how academics often dismiss the heartland of America as “hillbillies” and trash, which they should not do.

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.

Purdue University President Mitch Daniels is being criticized by professors and faculty members for buying Kaplan University for a myriad of reasons, as well as being called names.

John K. Wilson of the AAUP points out the problems in a recent legal decision by a judge to uphold the suspension of Marquette University professor John McAdams over academic freedom

Liberal billionaire George Soros is funding anti-capitalist efforts, and the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) is a part of the effort.