Phillipson faces pressure to revive free speech law before next academic year
Bridget Phillipson is under pressure to revive university free speech protections by September after the FSU’s legal challenge prompted action.
Bridget Phillipson is under pressure to revive university free speech protections by September after the FSU’s legal challenge prompted action.
Laws protecting free speech at universities will be revived without a controversial clause that gives complainants extra powers to seek ...
Bridget Phillipson’s first act as Education Secretary was to propose revoking the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, a vital ...
The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act (HEFSA) risks becoming ineffectual if the government follows through with plans to dilute ...
The study of the Earth’s rocks and natural resources is racist and linked to “white supremacy”, according to a geography ...
Life sciences degree students at the University of Reading have been issued with a booklet warning that they might see ...
We need a return to the values of free thought and individual rights, but this will not happen without a ...
At University of Austin (UATX), staff and students "have the right to pursue their academic interests and deliberate freely, without ...
The University of Buckingham’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor James Tooley, was suspended a couple of weeks ago after a number of unspecified ...
A leading academic who has quit the UK to teach in Australia after publishing a pro-Brexit article says he is ...
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