Join us for a webinar in support of the upcoming November 7 Day of Action. As students organize for educational access and affordability, the freedom to learn, campus safety, and a better future, the ...

This webinar will assist faculty in obtaining the benefits to which they are legally entitled by instructing them about requirements incorporated into key federal employment laws that mandate ...

Join us for a special webinar in support of the upcoming Day of Action on November 7. As students organize for educational access and affordability, the freedom to learn, campus safety, and a better ...

This essay discusses how the State of Indiana is reshaping academic freedom and tenure protection by the mandates enacted in Indiana’s Senate Enrolled Act no. 202 (SEA 202) and House Enrolled Act no.

Financial activism in higher education—whether exercised through academic boycotts or donor influence—exposes persistent tensions between academic freedom and institutional autonomy. Academic boycotts ...

In the 1980s, my family went on expensive vacations funded by Big Pharma. Extravagant gifts were later banned by guidelines introduced by national medical associations in response to mounting evidence ...

For more than two decades libertarian billionaires have made donations to universities to establish academic centers as part of an effort to restructure society around the notion of “individual ...

Public funding for higher education has declined steadily over the past several decades. As a result, colleges and universities increasingly rely on private donations. This shift forces institutions ...

When the AAUP speaks, it is the voice of the profession. Read a sampling of what the media is saying about the AAUP.

Philanthropy in music education is frequently championed by institutions and donors as a benevolent force that expands student opportunities. However, this essay interrogates the structural inequities ...

At this polarized moment, universities must guard against any appearance of student indoctrination, lest they risk external interventions that would deprive their faculty of academic freedom. In this ...