Over the past several years, faculty across the country have watched the rise of so-called anti-woke legislation restricting what professors may say in the classroom, especially in regard to topics on race and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). These statutes have presented an unsettling challenge to whether academic freedom, long treated as a cornerstone of American higher education, would survive the current political moment. In the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals (Florida, Alabama, Georgia), faculty scored a welcome victory along these battle lines.

Expertise, Credentials, and the Value of the University
It seems we can’t trust our own credentials or those that we provide to our students. Or perhaps it would be better to say that we have so much confidence


