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Tying Grant Eligibility to Religious Freedom
Feb 07, 2020
Proposed Education Department rule has higher ed lobbyists worried about possible loss of federal grants for public colleges over barring recognition of religious groups with membership restrictions.

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Colleges worry about implications of religious freedom rule
February 7, 2020
Proposed Education Department rule has higher ed lobbyists worried about possible loss of federal grants for public colleges over barring recognition of religious groups with membership restrictions.
Proposed adjunct union at Seattle U. passes NLRB eligibility review
March 4, 2015
In the first ruling following an N.L.R.B. shift, board director finds that Seattle U.'s Catholic status does not preclude adjunct collective bargaining.
Gay rights group's FOIA request for professor's research pits privacy vs. academic freedom
May 29, 2014
FOIA requests regarding (another) U. of Virginia professor's research raise questions about email privacy and academic freedom yet again. And this time, the professor happens to be married to the university's president.
Kentucky Supreme Court strengthens rights of faculty members at religious institutions
May 5, 2014
Kentucky Supreme Court rulings strengthen the rights of faculty members at religious institutions.
Arizona State partners with Catholic college to offer religion classes
March 2, 2012
Arizona State and the University of Mary partner to offer theology classes, earning wide support but also prompting questions about the separation of church and state.
Iowa State cancels class on Biblical insights for business
January 18, 2012
After a faculty campaign, university calls off a class on applying the Bible to business.

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