Under Ron DeSantis, Florida is waging war on freedom of speech in its schools and universities.

On Hamline University's shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

Instead of using his acquittal to promote vigorous discussion, many administrators sent out statements decrying the verdict.

A statement from UVA’s Committee on Free Expression and Free Inquiry, endorsed by the Board of Visitors

The shocking attack on the celebrated author, who has lived under a death sentence for decades, reminds us that free speech isn’t violence—it’s our only hope to avoid it.

On Hamline University’s shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

British universities are repeating the mistakes of their American counterparts.

Petition in Support of Dr. Erika López Prater

On Hamline University’s shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

Racial categories, which have been on every U.S. census, have changed from decade to decade, reflecting the politics and science of the times.

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On Hamline University’s shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

The data are clear: The more elite the school, the more likely that its students are willing to silence speech. By coddling students and allowing woke administrators to set the agenda, schools are...

The sociologist Musa al-Gharbi on empire, Islam, and the hypocritical liberalism of Manhattan.

It's real and on the rise, on the left and the right

Red-state legislatures clamping down on free speech are horrifying. It’s time for liberals to finally take campus censorship seriously.

The anti-free speech culture we see at law schools today permeates the legal world, and on both sides of the political spectrum.

We should admit that inclusion and other values are sometimes in tension.

On Hamline University's shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

What should we make of students at elite colleges lamenting their oppression?

An academic spat over a depiction of Muhammad reveals how the language of diversity is eviscerating its very meaning

Over the years, Syracuse has earned its dystopian reputation for free speech, punishing students for parody blogs, satirical skits, Halloween costumes, Facebook comments, sharp questions, words they...

Chamberlin Rock atop Observatory Hill -- named named after Thomas Crowder Chamberlin, a 19th-century geologist and former university president – was at least once referred to as a “n-----head”...

In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, colleges and universities across the country have enthusiastically embraced training as a tool to promote racial justic...

John McWhorter joins HxA for a conversation about viewpoint diversity among Black intellectuals and the state of open inquiry in higher education. 

Let’s not deprive our students of access to the full range of human experience in the name of protecting them, says Amna Khalid

On the sunny first day of seminar, I sat at the end of a pair of picnic tables with nervous, excited 17-year-olds. Twelve high-school students had been chosen by the Telluride Association through a...

Let’s not deprive our students of access to the full range of human experience in the name of protecting them, says Amna Khalid

On Hamline University's shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

The phrase has been overused and abused, but it describes an undeniably real problem that’s getting worse.

A decade ago, there was little research on their effectiveness. Now we know.

On Hamline University's shocking imposition of narrow religious orthodoxy in the classroom.

In an about-face, the school said that using the term was “flawed” and that respect for Muslim students should not have superseded academic freedom.

Rejecting cross-cultural representation is simplistic and dangerous.

Disguising self-interest as virtue

The real goal of the Florida governor's directives is to chill classroom discussion.

The Hamline debacle demonstrates the perils of ignoring religious disagreement.

Many progressives insist the constitutional right to free speech is a “tool of the oppressor.” They could not be more wrong.

Why would we blame writers for what they write instead of the readers who take offense at what they read?

thoughts regarding the stabbing of Salman Rushdie

The most powerful contemporary magic is to transform money into “merit,” Musa al-Gharbi writes.

Let’s suppose I make a statement that a member of a minority group calls harmful or offensive. That makes me a bigot, right? Wrong. But this poisonous idea has percolated through American hig…

An academic spat over a depiction of Muhammad reveals how the language of diversity is eviscerating its very meaning

college admissions has, does, and will always serve only the institutions and their incredible greed

When people use the academic term problematic, they should say what they’re objecting to.

The college has fired an art history professor for showing students a painting depicting the Prophet Mohammed.

Minnesota’s Macalester College is mired in a dispute over artistic imagery and religious offense, complete with a “content warning” and black curtains temporarily censoring artwork.

Academic freedom is necessary for effective governance.

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