On Monday, May 1, the David Horowitz Freedom Center, regarded as a far-right conservative, anti-Muslim organization, distributed 2,500 copies of a newspaper titled “The Top Ten Jew-Hating Professors
“The American university is the quintessential marketplace of ideas. Academic discourse and higher order learning cannot take place in an environment in which individuals are not at liberty to expre
The group chanted for roughly 20 minutes before Provost Jim Clark came outside in an attempt to address them. During that attempt, students yelled to Clark that he was a liar, so he went back into the building.
Florida State closes its College of Health and Human Sciences building following a faculty report detailing an apparent cancer cluster, black debris falling from air vents, dangerous radon levels and more. Professors say earlier action may have saved lives.
As the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has observed, “[i]mmunization with a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine is a critical component of the United States’ strategy to reduce COVID-19-related illnesses, hospitalizations, and deaths and to help restore societal functioning.”[1] The University of Denver (DU) is committed to these goals and to adhering to Colorado’s vaccine prioritization efforts. With safe and effective vaccines now available and distribution just underway, the University is committed to a principled, effective, fair and transparent approach to vaccine administration for members of its community. The University must comply with state requirements, which are subject to change. The most current prioritization framework is available here. At this time, the University is not a distribution site for vaccination; however, we are registered and prepared to be such a site if permitted, and we intend to have a prioritization structure in place by January 31, 2021. I