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Fordham’s Students for Justice in Palestine group should be celebrating its sixth anniversary. Instead, it’s still fighting to be recognized. Read more

At its meeting today, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia is considering policies that could threaten academic freedom. Read more

This evening, Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania is hosting an event that appears to endorse racial segregation. Read more

Two professors are suing Tennessee Tech in federal district court for violating their First Amendment rights over their Game of Thrones parody flyers. Read more

Deflecting criticism over censorship of “China Kinda Sus” stickers, Emerson hides anti-China tweets containing images of Winnie the Pooh. Read more

While its president publicly boasts of Yale’s commitment to academic freedom, its lawyers tell a federal court those commitments aren’t binding. Read more

Between 2015 and 2020, the annual number of incidents in which professors/scholars were targeted for ideological reasons has increased from 28 to 120. Read more

MIT rescinded a speaking invitation to University of Chicago geophysics professor Dorian Abbot, who emphasized meritocracy over diversity and inclusion. Read more

Thai students are calling for the United Nations to recognize Oct. 6 as International Day for the Protection of Students’ Freedom of Expression. Read more

University of Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Stephen Toope announced the release of principles intended to guide the institution’s international engagements. Read more