April 8, 2005
The Value and Responsibilities of Academic Freedom
We are in a time of enormous stress for colleges and universities across the country. Today, a notion we hold dear -- academic freedom -- is at the center of contentious debates on our campuses.
Academic freedom goes to the heart of the university, to the rights and responsibilities of faculty members and students, to the nature of teaching and scholarship. It is a freedom we share in the classroom -- it encompasses a student's right to learn and a professor's right to
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