FIRE’s 2022 Spotlight on Campus Due Process report shows campuses sidestep due process reforms. The Biden administration’s proposed Title IX regulations could usher in an even darker age for student due process rights.
The due process rights of America’s college students will be jeopardized if the Department of Education’s proposed Title IX regulations are implemented.
In its amicus brief before the Supreme Court, the American Council on Education argues that banning affirmative action will chill the speech of college applicants. (Erik Cox / Shutterstock.com)
FIRE analyzes disciplinary procedures at 53 top-ranked institutions nationwide according to U.S. News & World Report’s National University Rankings and rates them based on 10 fundamental elements of due process.
In the fall of 2022, New York University terminated chemistry professor Maitland Jones Jr.’s contract without due process, following a student petition claiming his class was too difficult.
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