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From the blog of Richard L. Cravatts at The Times of Israel

Community members at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have formed a Free Speech Alliance to counter the rising liberal intolerance at the

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) community members have formed the MIT Free Speech Alliance and are advocating for the adoption of stronger academic freedom protections after a secret ballot among the school's faculty members revealed that more than half of them feel their voices are constrained by the university on an "everyday basis."

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) community members have formed the MIT Free Speech Alliance and are advocating for the adoption of stronger academic freedom protections after a secret ballot among the school's faculty members revealed that more than half of them feel their voices are constrained by the university on an "everyday basis."

In a free and democratic society, Macfarlane argues, limits on speech should come with a high justificatory burden

Some time ago, I attended a seminar on the topic of Evangelicalism – looking at the history, primarily as it has played out in the United States.  To summarize…what a mess.  I felt sooner or later it would be a topic worth writing about at this blog.  It seems to follow well my earlier post on Christian Arrogance. Evangelicalism did not arise at the time of the Reformation.  Protestants travelled through pietism and puritanism before discovering this new identity. What does it mean ...

Washington & Lee University (W&L) in Lexington, Virginia, told student members of the school's College Republicans group to stop passing out flyers in favor of the state's Republican gubernatorial candidate, Glenn Youngkin, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE).

Washington & Lee University (W&L) in Lexington, Virginia, told student members of the school's College Republicans group to stop passing out flyers in favor of the state's Republican gubernatorial candidate, Glenn Youngkin, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE).

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College alumni are growing frustrated over the cancel culture trend which has plagued campuses around the nation, and one group is taking matters into its own hands to counteract the left-wing movement.