…McCartney could have had the employees continue their work until the student’s allegations of racial harassment had been investigated. Instead, they were given frontier justice where the accused are immediately…
…settlement? Or will they squander large amounts of taxpayer money trying to defend the university’s kangaroo-court treatment of Wretman? The Martin Center will keep you posted. George Leef is director…
…some of those arguments will go unanswered. Then the team that made the argument might say, “Judge, note that our opponents dropped our seventh DA (disadvantage), so we should win.”…
…by working for government or non-profit organizations. The second change will reduce the minimum annual repayment from 15 percent of some (former) students’ discretionary incomes to 10 percent. It will…
…Immediately following the announcement, members of the UNC Law community threatened to protest the event and hold a pride event concurrently in the same room where the event was scheduled….
…Reynolds recently marveled. He’s not alone. I don’t understand it, either. Nor do many Oklahoma taxpayers I’ve talked to. The question is whether OU’s regents will choose to right the…
…police officers died in a helicopter crash. Since then, heated debates have arisen over free speech (and “hate speech”) and the growing problem of political violence. But the most contentious…
…savings will come from salary reductions—which will require a more aggressive approach but can be done. Many institutions have already started to do this by eliminating administrative positions and targeted…
…Equity, and Inclusion offices. Old practices will get renamed. Old positions will be relabeled. Yet Florida’s law has a hard edge to it. Florida’s Department of Education could prevent uncompliant…
…Conger immediately sent a letter to several of his colleagues informing them of the message he had received from his supervisor. Duke Health notified Conger of his termination a few…