Academic Freedom
Moral and legal concept
The conviction that the freedom of inquiry by faculty members is essential to the mission of the academy.
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5Academic freedom just as crucial as a free press or independent judiciary, says Special Rapporteur
A UN Special Rapporteur warned that academic freedom is facing global repression, noting that restrictions on educators and researchers undermine free thinking and scientific debate.
Hofstra Law Presents Academic Freedom and Free Speech on Campus Panel for 2024 Presidential Symposium
Hofstra Law hosted a panel discussion exploring the complex legal and policy debates surrounding academic freedom and free speech in American universities during an election year.
Many Faculty Say Academic Freedom Is Deteriorating. They’re Self-Censoring.
An Inside Higher Ed and Hanover Research survey found that over 90 percent of faculty believe academic freedom is under threat, leading to widespread self-censorship.
One-third of faculty report recent declines in academic freedom, survey finds
A new survey from the AACU and AAUP reveals that one-third of faculty members have experienced a decline in academic freedom, with many reporting pressure to align their political views with those of their institutions.
Academic Freedom Is Under Attack. College Accreditors May Be the Best Line of Defense.
This report examines how college accreditors can serve as a critical defense for academic freedom, highlighting new policies adopted by the American Bar Association to protect campus speech.
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