Academic Freedom Media Review
July 17 – 23, 2010
Compiled by Scholars at Risk
Note: The Scholars at Risk media review seeks to raise awareness about academic freedom issues in the news. Subscription information and archived media reviews are available here or at this link. The views and opinions expressed in these articles are not necessarily those of Scholars at Risk.
UC-Irvine Urged Not to Suspend Muslim Student Union /
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/23
BP and Academic Freedom
Cary Nelson, Inside Higher Education, 7/22
Ultimatum to Illinois Over Catholic Studies Instructor
Inside Higher Educatin, 7/21
A Tougher Conflict Policy at Harvard Medical School
Duff Wilson, The New York Times, 7/21
What if College Tenure Dies?
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U.Va.: Cuccinelli brief an ‘editorial screed’ that proves he’s targeting academic
Rosalind Helderman, The Washington Post, 7/20
University Presidents Call for Stand-Alone Passage of Dream Act
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/2
European Humanities University graduated BA and MA classes of 2010
Danuta Pavilenene, The Baltic Course, 7/20
Syria bans face veils at universities
BBC, 7/19
US: Responding to the ‘brain drain’ reversal
Sarah King Head, University World News, 7/18
Standardized English Tests Are Halted in Iran
Yeganeh June Torbati, The New York Times, 7/17