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The AAUP and AFT jointly launched a new comprehensive policy platform ahead of the 2026 midterms aimed to counter the Trump administration’s far right extremist attacks on American higher education an...

Indiana's two-year in-state college tuition freeze will continue through the 2026-27 academic year.

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Colleges and universities have always existed in conversation (and sometimes tension) with the governments, communities, donors, and students they serve. Academia tends to live within the understan…

A new academic year always begins with a familiar rush: new students, new schedules, revised syllabi, committee meetings, overflowing inboxes, and the optimistic fiction that this will be the semes…

The post has received over 600,000 views and, predictably in these times, over 500 comments from people who are both in favor and against Steele’s statement.

The motion asks the court to immediately halt enforcement of university policies that restrict faculty teaching on certain topics related to race, gender identity, and sexual orientation.  Today, plai...

Published July 2026.This report was prepared by a joint subcommittee of the Association’s Committee A on Academic Freedom andTenure and the Committee on College and University Governance and was appro...

The measure aims to promote diverse viewpoints in classrooms. But some experts say it's part of a troubling trend to restrict certain speech in classrooms.

New rules would gut key student protections on program quality and give the federal government leverage to exert ideological control over American higher education.

An American Association of University Professors committee is investigating academic freedom and shared governance violations across Texas, where public university leaders have restricted what faculty...

A Blog regarding First Amendment settlements and how they should be a warning to Indiana colleges and universities. A recent NPR story examining First Amendment settlements following firings over s…

Faculty and administrators often have very different ideas of the rights and responsibilities involved, Lee Bebout and Jeff Crane write.

The Indiana Conference of the American Association of University Professors condemns Indiana University’s decision to terminate Jessica Adams from her position as a Lecturer in the Indiana Universi…

The U.S. Department of Education is still pursuing sweeping accreditation changes that politicize higher education oversight.

Why should the military care about academic freedom?