Academic freedom in the spotlight at Yale
- Posted by Sarah Ziegler on April 21st, 2008 in Articles of Interest
A controversial art project at Yale is raising questions about academic and intellectual freedom, with the university threatening to cancel the planned exhibit unless the student-artist admits publicly that the work is fiction. Read about the project in the New York Times, and an excellent analysis of its implications at the Chronicle of Higher Ed.
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