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Fall 2023: Confronting Legislative Attacks on Higher Education

Volume 109, Number 4

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Features

Subnational Authoritarianism and the Campaign to Control Higher Education

By Jennifer Ruth

Lessons from AAUP Advocacy in Texas

By Karma R. Chávez

The Failure to Condemn White Supremacist "Education" Legislation in Tennessee

By David Barber

A Provisional Victory in Ohio

By Sara Kilpatrick

In North Carolina, an Esteemed Public University System Teeters on the Brink

By Jay M. Smith

Mourning and Organizing in Florida

By Mike Budd

Curbing Dog-Whistle Politics

By Lynn Pasquerella

Political Repression and the AAUP from 1915 to the Present

By Ellen Schrecker

Here and Abroad, Universities Face an Autocratic Playbook

By John Aubrey Douglass

Online Only

Fighting for the Freedom to Learn at New College of Florida

By Juliana Paré-Blagoev

Harnessing Demographic Shifts for Racial Justice in Higher Education

By Isaura Pulido

Book Reviews

The Trouble with Scholar-Activism

By Martha McCaughey

Diversity, Debate, and Activism at a Quaker College

By Henry Reichman

Schooling and the Promise of Prosperity

By Elizabeth Tandy Shermer

Columns

From the Editor: Fighting for Higher Education

By Michael Ferguson

Legal Watch: Stopping the "Stop WOKE" Act

By Edward Swidriski

From the President: Rising to the Challenge of Our Time

By Irene Mulvey

Chapter Profile

Faculty Alliance of Miami AAUP-AFT Chapter

By Kelly Hand

Nota Bene

2023 Summer Institute in Burlington

By Shawn Fields

AAUP Stands for Equity after Court Ruling on Admissions

By Kelly Hand

Hot Union Summer Wins

By Monica Owens

Maryland Community Colleges Form AAUP-AFT Unions

By Kelly Hand

Final 2022-2023 Faculty Compensation Survey Results

By Glenn Colby

Changes in the Office of the Executive Director

By Austin Rhea

New Staff Appointments

By Austin Rhea