In this episode of Radio Free Campus, co-hosts Steve McGuire and Justin Garrison talk about academic freedom and the Univ. of Arkansas rescinding a job offer for dean of the law school after complaints from state lawmakers about the candidate’s legal work. The podcast hosts also discuss how Texas A&M has damaged its reputation by censoring Plato. Steve and Justin also announce Haverford College as this episode’s “Hero of the People” and Sarah Lawrence College as RFC’s “Apparatchik of the Month.”
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In this episode of Radio Free Campus, podcast co-hosts Steve McGuire and Justin Garrison talk with Marty Kotis, a trustee at UNC Chapel Hill, about how trustee leadership has strengthened free expression and intellectual diversity on campus. Download a transcript of the podcast HERE.Note: Please check any quotations against the recording. The views expressed by guests on this […]
In this episode of Radio Free Campus, co-hosts Steve McGuire and Justin Garrison talk about how a recent Wall Street Journal article criticizing institutional neutrality makes the same mistakes as previous objections to such policies. The podcast hosts also discuss a recent article in Compact about a distinguished professor leaving Harvard for the greater intellectual […]
In this episode of Radio Free Campus, co-hosts Steve McGuire and Justin Garrison discuss the past, present, and future of academic freedom with David Rabban, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law and author of the book Academic Freedom: From Professional Norm to First Amendment Right.
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