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ACADEMIC FREEDOM By Megan Zahneis  The professor of English at Palm Beach Atlantic University, a private Christian institution, says his termination is indicative of the broader political environment. ADVERTISEMENT  NEWLY UPDATED By Adrienne Lu, Jacquelyn Elias, Audrey Williams June, Kate Marijolovic, Julian Roberts-Grmela, and Eva Surovell  Our database of bills to cease diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts on campus now includes new measures in Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Daniel Diermeier  Students are quick to condemn those who disagree with them. We must equip them to argue better. THE REVIEW | CONVERSATION By Maximillian Alvarez  Too often, unions are stonewalled, disrespected, and dismissed. THE AFTERMATH By Katherine Mangan  An investigation into a fatal incident last year at the University of New Mexico has resulted in a call for changes. BACKGROUNDER By Katherine Mangan  A series of high-profile firings, allegations of hazing, and a shooting have shaken the community.
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