AAUP in the Media

Rachel Levinson discusses a judge's misuse of Garcetti to deny First Amendment rights to a professor who charged he was denied promotion due to conservative,  Christian beliefs. (3/18)

Prominent Muslim scholar, Tariq Ramadan, barred from the United States for six years under the Patriot Act, will take part in a panel discussion on “Secularism, Islam and Democracy: Muslims in Europe and the West,” sponsored by the AAUP, the American Civil Liberties Union, PEN American Center and Slate in April. (3/18)

AAUP president Cary Nelson discusses the firing of a part-time professor at Towson State, exploitation of contingent faculty, and more on WYPR radio program Midday. (3/10)

Less of each tuition dollar is going to pay for faculty--which could have negative consequences for students, as reported by Smartmoney.com.  (3/10)