Children's literature professor fired by Texas university over gender' content
A Texas A&M children's literature professor was fired and administrators removed after controversy over course content on gender identity and alleged mismatch with course descriptions.
Texas A&M removed two faculty members over viral video on gender teachings
A hidden-camera class video accusing an instructor of teaching 'gender ideology' prompted administrative removals, investigations including DOJ involvement, and calls to fire the university president.
Amy Wax's Lawsuit Flew Too Close To The Sun, Melts In Shimmering Ball Of Disaster - Above the Law
Amy Wax's lawsuit against the University of Pennsylvania was dismissed; federal discrimination claims failed for lack of race-based allegations and First Amendment defenses failed.
American universities face political pressure that threatens academic freedom and integrity despite financial resilience, and many respond weakly, risking compromised principles.
Indiana Governor Calls for IU Plagiarism Investigation
Indiana University's Board of Trustees is called to investigate claims that President Pamela Whitten plagiarized her doctoral dissertation, following a report earlier this year that supported the allegations.
New trustees set to join Cornell Board in July | Cornell Chronicle
"These newly elected trustees bring a wealth of experience and diverse perspectives to the Board, enhancing our commitment to serve Cornell's mission and community effectively."