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Jason Arday, Ward Churchill, Marc Tessier-Lavigne and the Problem of “Academic Misconduct” (opens the original)
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What might celebrated incidents of “academic misconduct,” specifically plagiarism and falsifications, tell us about the crisis of academia? Recent events offer some suggestions. Jason Arday, who days earlier had resigned as professor of sociology at Cambridge University in the wake of credible charges of plagiarism and fabrication, was found dead August 14. When hired in 2023 he had been Cambridge’s youngest Black professor. Although the evidence of Arday’s wrongdoing was persuasive (a good summ
A Sneakier Attempt at Extortion (opens the original)
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“If at first you don’t succeed . . .” The Trump administration is at it again. With their much-ballyhooed “Compact for Excellence in Higher Education” a fantastic flop and their campaign of intimidation generating growing resistance, they’re now trying a new tactic in their ongoing efforts to reshape higher education to accord with their reactionary vision. But it’s really the same old, same old, now in a supposedly more attractive–or at least less obviously threatening–package. The AAUP’s major
Read the AAUP’s Report on “Extorted Compliance” (opens the original)
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Today the AAUP released a major new report—”Extorted Compliance: A Threat to Institutional Autonomy, Academic Freedom, and Shared Governance”—prepared by a joint subcommittee of Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure and the Committee on College and University Governance exposing how the Trump administration has extended its pay-to-play approach to governance into higher education. An online press conference today featured AAUP President Todd Wolfson, Committee A chair Rana Jaleel, and gover
US Appeals Court Strikes Down Florida’s “Stop WOKE Act” (opens the original)
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In a long-awaited ruling a three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, on July 7 ruled that Florida’s “Stop WOKE Act” restricting how race and gender can be taught in colleges and universities violates the free speech rights of professors. As the AAUP’s Special Committee Report on Political Interference and Academic Freedom in Florida’s Public Higher Education System described it, the law, passed by the legislature as the Individual Freedom Act (SB7) and signed by Gove
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