#university-policies

#university-policies

Harvard University rejected government demands, asserting its independence and mission against perceived threats from the Trump administration.

The CSIRO faces scrutiny from the US government regarding its alignment with US interests and has received related inquiries amidst funding cuts to universities.

The current pressures on universities threaten academic independence and the ability to address critical issues freely.

UCLA faces federal scrutiny over alleged antisemitic actions during protests, stressing the importance of protecting students from discrimination.

UCLA banned Students for Justice in Palestine and suspended another group for vandalism during a protest against the university's ties to Israel.

Conservatives now challenge free speech on campuses despite previously advocating for the First Amendment, driven by new laws framing political expression as harmful.

The suppression of free speech regarding Palestine in universities is more about silencing dissent than combating antisemitism.

Harvard's new policies reflect a troubling regression in student activism and complicity in violence against Palestinian people.

The student senate at The New School suspends funding in protest over university's Israel policies, awaiting divestment decisions.

The importance of addressing cancel culture on university campuses to prevent tragic outcomes like student suicides.

Almost 75% of Canadian universities do not track suicides or attempted suicides among students, hindering efforts to understand and address the mental health crisis.