OSU Professor Placed on Probation Following Physical Altercation with Journalist
Introduction: A Breach of Academic Conduct An Ohio State University (OSU) assistant professor, Luke Perez, has been sentenced to two years of probation following a plea of no contest to a charge of disorderly conduct. The sentencing, handed down by the…
Legal Escalation: University of Arkansas Files Counterclaim Against Professor in Ongoing Civil Rights Dispute
The University of Arkansas System has escalated its legal battle with a tenured faculty member, filing a formal counterclaim that accuses a political science professor of significant financial impropriety. The move marks a dramatic shift in a…
Constitutional Victory: Bakersfield College Professor Settles Landmark First Amendment Battle Over DEIA Mandates
Introduction: A Defining Moment for Academic Freedom In a resolution that could ripple across the landscape of American higher education, Daymon Johnson, a history professor at Bakersfield College, has finalized a settlement in his three-year legal…
The Cost of Dissent: Seattle University Professor Fired Following Viral Critique of Commencement Incident
The intersection of academic freedom, institutional reputation, and the heated political climate surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict has claimed another casualty in higher education. Carmen Rivera, a non-tenured criminal justice professor at…
