Harvard president criticizes faculty activism, claims university bringing objectivity back to classroom

Harvard president criticizes faculty activism in classrooms, saying it creates fear among students to speak freely on ...
The College Fix

Harvard president admits faculty activism is a problem

Harvard President Alan Garber acknowledges the rise of political activism among faculty as problematic. He said excellent ...

Garber criticises faculty activism, argues Harvard went wrong and is restoring classroom objectivity and debate

Harvard President Alan M. Garber said the university erred by allowing faculty activism to shape classroom teaching, arguing ...
Opinion
The Harvard CrimsonOpinion

Let Faculty Have Their Say

If professors allow dissent to their views, students have the responsibility to take them up on it. Both well-reasoned disagreements and simple curiosity can provide educational value to classmates, ...
Opinion

Harvard president admits faculty activism chills speech on campus

Alan Garber acknowledged that Harvard University "went wrong" by allowing professors to inject their personal views into the classroom.
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Inside Higher EdOpinion

The Scarlet A: Activism Under Attack at Harvard

This latest firing exposes a problem of repression at Harvard that transcends ideological borders and threatens everyone’s freedom.
Harvard Graduate School of EducationOpinion

HGSE Remembers Courtney Cazden

Terry Tivnan, who spent nearly three decades as an Ed School lecturer, recalled Cazden encouraging him to teach a course on ...