The Supreme Court’s Misplaced Emphasis on Uniformity in Trump v. Anderson (and Bush v. Gore) | Vikram David Amar | Verdict

Earlier this month, in Trump v. Anderson, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a ruling of the Colorado Supreme Court denying former President Donald Trump access to the state’s primary election ballot on grounds of ineligibility under Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Section 3 bars from holding office any past government…

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AAUP Criticizes Florida’s State Chancellor for Violating Academic Freedom

The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) has called on the Chancellor of the State University System of Florida to retract his directive requiring public university campuses in Florida to identify all courses that might have “antisemitic material and/or anti-Israel bias.”Chancellor Ray Rodrigues “This latest example of the state’s authoritarian approach to higher education dictates that…

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Generation Hope Kicks Off | Diverse: Issues In Higher Education

Roberto J. Rodriguez, assistant secretary for planning, evaluation, and policy development at the U.S. Department of Education delivered the keynote address at Hope 2023 in New Orleans.NEW ORLEANS— Designed to spark new ideas and connections about how to best support student parents nationwide, hundreds of educators, students and community partners gathered in The Crescent City…

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Otago launches new global brand identity

The name University of Otago will remain but the Reo name of the 155-year-old institution has now been changed to Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka – meaning ‘a place of many firsts’. Based on New Zealand’s South Island, Otago has always been a key trading outpost and centre for cutting-edge research. “We had an old Māori name….

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Australian institutions tackle caps as VET providers await details

Following the Australian government’s announcement on National Planning Levels for 2025, individual universities were given individual limits for new overseas student commencements. Given the complex methodology involved, many institutions are carefully evaluating how these indicative numbers will impact their operations before releasing the figures. Maragret Sheil, vice-chancellor of Queensland University of Technology, appeared on ABC…

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