The AAUP condemns unequivocally the recent and recurring bomb and terroristic threats against multiple HBCUs. Threats targeting HBCUs are attacks not only on individuals but on the legacy of ...

This article is part of an online supplement to the fall 2022 special issue of Academe, which focused on the theme of “revolutionizing higher education budget and finance.” State funding for higher ...

AAUP members are invited to join the AAUP and PARCEO for the release of a new report on Title VI and a training on antisemitism.

We have been convinced the budget deficit does require cuts somewhere, but what are some alternatives to eliminating faculty lines?

Our faculty are pretty apathetic, although they are concerned about the financial problems. How can we get them more engaged?

The sudden firings of faculty members this week at two Texas universities are serious violations of well-established standards and principles of academic freedom and tenure and set a dangerous new ...

College representatives typically start accreditation visits by talking to the visiting team about their institution’s culture of assessment. Too often, however, the speakers lack an understanding of ...

The Trump administration is leveraging the accreditation system to force its political agenda onto colleges and universities.

Demands for “viewpoint diversity,” a pillar of the Right’s strategy to remake higher education, collide with the pursuit of ...

American History, a Family Mystery, and a Teacher Under Fire by Jane S. Smith. Rutgers University Press, 2025. A Blacklist ...

Henry Reichman is professor emeritus of history at California State University, East Bay, a former AAUP vice president, and a ...