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  • Brief Supports Climate Researchers in Public Records Request Case July 17, 2017
    On July 12, the AAUP submitted an amicus brief in support of faculty members who have been subjected to intrusive public records requests for e-mails related to their climate-science research. 
  • Academic Freedom Prevails at Trinity College July 14, 2017
    In a victory for academic freedom, the administration of Trinity College in Connecticut acknowledged today that Professor Johnny Williams’s social media posts “were protected by academic freedom and did not violate Trinity College policies.”
  • Law School Accreditation Should Not Be Weakened July 12, 2017
    The AAUP urges the American Bar Association to reject proposed weakening of accreditation standards.
  • Letter Issued in Trinity Prof Suspension Case June 27, 2017
    The AAUP today urged the Trinity College administration to immediately reinstate professor Johnny Eric Williams to his normal faculty duties. Professor Williams, an associate professor of sociology with twenty-one years of service at Trinity College, was placed on leave Monday evening after being targeted with of a flood of threats following reports about hi […]
  • Travel Ban Case to be Heard, Threats to Academic Freedom Remain High June 26, 2017
    We believe that the travel ban is at odds with fundamental AAUP principles and our nation’s historic commitment to the free exchange of ideas. We plan to remain engaged around the continuing legal fight. We have also partnered with the Knight First Amendment Institute to look closely into the search of electronic devices at US borders.
  • Stand Against Targeted Threats and Harassment June 22, 2017
    Yet another faculty member, Johnny Eric Williams of Trinity College, has become the target of a flood of threats following reports about his social media postings by the right-wing media outlet Campus Reform. We condemn the practice, becoming all too common, of bombarding faculty and institutions of higher education with threats. We support and stand with ou […]
  • Proposed Israeli “Code of Ethics” Violates Academic Freedom June 19, 2017
    No educator—at any academic level, anywhere in the world—should be told by outside forces what to say or how to think.
  • Long-Serving Former AAUP Staff Member Evelyn Miller Dies at 89 June 19, 2017
    We note with sadness the death of Evelyn Miller, a member of the AAUP staff from 1961 to 2002, who provided essential support to the Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure.
  • AAUP Removes Two from Academic Freedom Censure List, Adds Two June 15, 2017
    Delegates to the 103rd annual meeting of the American Association of University Professors voted today to remove the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas from the AAUP’s list of administrations censured for violating principles and standards of academic freedom. The vote recognized that both […]
  • Border Patrol Searches of Electronic Devices June 8, 2017
    In conjunction with the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, the AAUP is seeking information from any faculty members who have had their cell phones or other electronic devices searched by US border patrol officers at the nation’s borders while traveling internationally.

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