Academic Freedom under Attack?
The battle over academic freedom in the University of Arkansas system continues. You may remember a TAP post last year
Read moreThe battle over academic freedom in the University of Arkansas system continues. You may remember a TAP post last year
Read moreA proposed policy change by the Board of Directors of the University of Arkansas system has some professors worried it could lead to less academic freedom in the Natural State.
Read moreThe title of this article is absolutely true, but also a bit of marketing, which, I feel as an academic,
Read moreLast week we took a look at some of the responses Arkansas’s state universities have had to President Trump’s recent DACA decision.
Read moreUnfortunately, there are also things I don’t miss about school — like the self-righteousness of some university administrators and faculty when it comes to proselytizing with political opinions instead of educating students.
Read moreStudent enrollment in the state’s school voucher program has more than quintupled as the second academic year of its existence begins.
Read moreLt. Gov. Tim Griffin yesterday spoke in favor of expanding school choice options for low-income students in Little Rock.
Read moreWill Arkansans be able to exercise their Second Amendment rights on the University of Arkansas at Little Rock campus?
Read moreThe Succeed Scholarship Program is no longer subject to a cap in student enrollment; it has seen a significant increase in interest for the 2017-2018 academic year.
Read moreYesterday, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed legislation that protects student and faculty free speech at public colleges.
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