Berkeley Chancellor’s Home Attacked by Torch-Bearing Mob
A left-wing report gives insight into the mindset of radicals who pledge to ‘Burn every rich man’s house to the ground.’
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Students for Academic Freedom
Campus Speech Codes Trend Lower, but More Than 70 Percent of Colleges Restrict Free Speech
71 percent of the 375 campuses analyzed still maintain codes that grant students less freedom of speech than they enjoy off campus.
Decoding Teacher Training
The National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) abandoned its de facto “social justice” criterion, but ideological indoctrination remains.
Freedom of Expression Belongs to Professors and Students Alike
According to a recent report in Ha’aretz, students at Tel Aviv University are complaining bitterly about leftist professors. The students are said to be hurt by the professors’ positions, “but are afraid to express contrary views, lest this harm their grades.”
At U. Minnesota, Future Teachers May Be Reeducated
They must denounce exclusionary biases and embrace the vision. (Or else.)
NYU Students Respond to Professor’s “Going Muslim” Comments
NYU students react to a professor’s column that characterized Hasan’s actions at Ford Hood as “Going Muslim.”
Is the Supreme Court Getting Ready to Rule on the Rights of Campus Student Groups?
Signs point to the Supreme Court taking another look at the right of student organizations to set qualifications for membership.
Victory for First Amendment on Campus
Federal court grants temporary restraining order against free speech zone, permitting ‘Empty Holster’ protest.
Horowitz Event Spurs Walkouts and Protests
A private event hosted by the USC College Republicans featuring conservative speaker David Horowitz prompted protests and a walkout Wednesday night.
Is Academic Freedom in Trouble?
Minding the Campus invited several academics and other observers of the campus scene to post brief reactions to University of Chicago President Zimmer’s remarks on academic freedom.
