Recently, administrators and professors at University of Tennessee-Knoxville used school e-mail databases to promote anti-Trump protests. One e-mail sent by a Spanish instructor encouraged students to call Congress and oppose cuts to the EPA, while another e-mail asked students to sign postcards to mail to Congress in opposition of Trump’s agenda.
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Read MoreIn 2015, the University of Western Australia “backtracked on a federally funded research center” connected to Bjorn Lomborg, due to […]
Read MoreRecently, the student body president at Florida International University used a campus e-mail database to e-mail students about Trump’s […]
Read MoreIn 2016, the University of Minnesota’s student senate delayed a bill promoting free speech on campus because it would […]
Read MoreIn 2015, Connecticut College professor Andrew Pessin called Hamas a “rabid pit bull”, which lead to a campaign by […]
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