Posts tagged Freedom of Speech.
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August 26, 2026
Academic freedom and faculty speech will continue to be prominent issues in fall 2026. Colleges and universities should approach the coming semester with a clear understanding that faculty expression can raise difficult questions not only in classrooms but also in shared governance settings, public commentary, social media use, and campus events. Summer is an important time to assess institutional policies and decision-making frameworks and to consider the following issues:
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