Wisconsin’s Marquette Decision Is A Big Win For Free Speech And A Sign Of Trouble
The high court ruled the Jesuit university breached its employment contract with John McAdams by suspending him for publishing a blog post criticizing a fellow faculty member.
Marquette Case Will Say Whether Colleges Can Break Contract To Silence Professors
Marquette is attempting to fire a tenured professor for public comment on a matter of great public and institutional concern.
10 Crazy Things Inside The Lawsuit Against Marquette For Firing Professor Over Free Speech
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has agreed to hear John McAdams’ lawsuit against Marquette University over the conservative faculty member’s suspension for defending a student.
5 Most Telling Campus Outbreaks Of The 2016-17 Academic Year
Higher education is not about to send its clowns to the unemployment lines or retire its lions to wildlife sanctuaries, but its own circus is showing some fragility.
Why Conservatives Dislike What Passes For The Liberal Arts
What universities sell as the liberal arts, an education fit for a free people, instead limits young people’s thinking.
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