The AAUP's Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure advises faculty, staff, students, and administrators to “remain clear eyed about the need to refuse to comply” with the latest Trump ...

Join us for a webinar on what the Department of Education's "Compact 2.0" means for higher education and what we’re doing to fight back.

The political assault on nearly all aspects of the US research funding infrastructure since the start of the second Trump ...

The Antidemocratic Attack on Scholars and Why It Matters by Eve Darian-Smith (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2025).

This chapter profile is part of the preview of the fall 2026 issue of Academe. The full issue will be released in October.

A measure of academic freedom could make college rankings more reflective of the conditions under which education occurs.

It seems plain from the title of Soucek’s book that its origins lie in his recoil from the many overstated arguments for “the ...

The Trump administration’s attacks on immigrant students and scholars have shattered the model-minority myth.

The AAUP calls on UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk to withdraw his public repudiation of the UCLA School of Law symposium “25 Years After 9/11: Reimagining Freedom, Justice, and Security” and to reaffirm ...

The second session in our fall series of webinars on AI issues in higher education puts a spotlight on guidance from the AAUP's new Toolkit for Activism on AI and provides examples of how to conduct ...