Perspectives America’s K-12 Reeducation Camps Malcolm A. Kline November 11, 2016 Wright State University Professor Martin Kich is absolutely gleeful over a poll showing students not yet eligible to vote would,…
Perspectives How ‘Green’ was My Campus Malcolm A. Kline September 28, 2016 The sustainability campaigns on American college campuses, which we have covered for about as long as they have existed, may…
Faculty Lounge Social Justice should be Taught in Classrooms, Professors Say Spencer Irvine June 24, 2016 From Campus Reform: Professors at a recent academic conference discussed burning the American flag and other methods of promoting social…
Faculty Lounge Mizzou has been Censured by University Professors after Firing Melissa Click Spencer Irvine June 23, 2016 From Campus Reform: The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) voted unanimously Saturday to place Mizzou on its censure list,…
Faculty Lounge Conservative Professor McAdams Files Lawsuit against Marquette Spencer Irvine May 3, 2016 This stems from John McAdams being suspended for public criticism of a teaching assistant, which should not be a suspendable…
Perspectives The AAUP on the Title IX Commandments Spencer Irvine April 3, 2016 The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) recently published a draft of their report on the uneven enforcement of Title…
Faculty Lounge Free Speech Crackdown is a Good Thing, College Student Claims Spencer Irvine April 2, 2016 Editor’s Note: Latest spin on free speech crackdown—change the world by changing the campus. Zachary Wood, guest blogging at the AAUP’s…
Faculty Lounge Scott Walker’s Wisconsin Spencer Irvine March 31, 2016 Editor’s Note: Wisconsin profs still bemoan Governor Walker’s existence. One take from the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) on Scott…
Faculty Lounge Marco Rubio is an Adjunct Professor? Spencer Irvine February 9, 2016 An interesting article on Marco Rubio’s gig at Florida International University.
Faculty Lounge 100 Years of AAUP Spencer Irvine January 8, 2016 Differences between conservative and liberal opinions of the AAUP and how it has stuck (or not) to their 1915 Declaration.
Perspectives Rutgers Faculty Opposes “Academic Inquiry” Malcolm A. Kline January 7, 2016 Academics generally resist most attempts to invade their sanctum. Nevertheless, although they may share an elastic definition of “scholarship,” they…
Faculty Lounge Update on China’s Detention of Labor Activists Spencer Irvine December 21, 2015 Via the AAUP’s Academe Blog, here’s the background: On December 3, authorities detained 20 labor activists in Guangdong Province. Four…
