In a time of political tensions, the stakes are high. Read a collection of Chronicle articles on why professors end up in the political cross-hairs — and what their colleges can do about it.
Carol Christ, chancellor of the University of California's flagship campus, said in a statement that administrators are "taking all appropriate actions" so that Luis Mora can eventually continue his coursework.
Four men involved in the hazing incident, in which a pledge at Baruch College was brutally beaten in the Pocono Mountains, were sentenced to prison terms lasting as long as two years.
"We can't just rely on championing free speech as if its a free market," says Michael Roth, the president of Wesleyan College, who is himself an intellectual historian.
Beginning a sojourn in France, Lucy Ferriss encounters the gendering of nouns in French, which may well change the way she looks at the world.
Paid for and Created by Texas A&M University Rebuilding After Hurricane Harvey Texas A&M leads the way in technology to help allocate supplies to people affected by the hurricane.
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