Professors

Harvard Professors Sue Trump Administration Over Federal Funding Threats Amid Antisemitism Controversy

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard University professors have initiated legal action against the federal government, challenging what they describe as coercive measures targeting the institution over allegations of insufficient action against antisemitism on its campus. The controversy escalates as the Trump administration has recently focused on reforming universities it deems overly liberal, particularly in light of recent national protests and international tensions. The lawsuit filed in the Federal District Court in Massachusetts comes after the administration threatened to withhold approximately $9 billion in federal funding from Harvard. These funds are crucial for the university’s research and … Read more

University of Nevada, Reno Professors File Lawsuit Against School for Alleged Discrimination Failures

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Reno, Nevada – Three tenured professors from the Department of Psychology at the University of Nevada, Reno have filed a lawsuit against the university and the Nevada System of Higher Education. The lawsuit, which was filed on January 7 in the U.S. District Court in Nevada, accuses the institutions of failing to enforce their own anti-discrimination and harassment policies effectively. According to the 82-page legal document, this alleged negligence has led to ongoing issues within the department for more than a decade. The complaint outlines several serious allegations, suggesting that the department has been plagued … Read more

Federal Judge Greenlights Lawsuit from Dismissed Emporia State University Tenured Professors

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Emporia, KS — A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by a former tenured faculty member of Emporia State University can proceed, setting the stage for a legal showdown that could influence tenure policies at educational institutions across the nation. The lawsuit stems from the university’s decision to terminate the employment of the plaintiff, Max McCoy, a seasoned journalism professor, amid drastic budget cuts and controversial restructuring efforts by the university administration. McCoy, who had served at Emporia State University for over a decade, alleges his dismissal was both wrongful and a violation … Read more

NYU Professors Seek Inclusion as Defendants in Lawsuit, Citing Threat to Academic Freedom and First Amendment Rights

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New York, NY – Three professors at New York University are seeking to be added as defendants in a recently filed lawsuit that accuses the university of mishandling incidents of antisemitism on campus. The professors believe that the definition of antisemitism being used in the lawsuit could impede academic freedom and violate the First Amendment. By intervening in the case, they hope to address these concerns. The lawsuit, originally brought forward by three Jewish students, did not initially include the professors as defendants, but two of them were later named. One of the professors, Andrew … Read more