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David Cole, longtime Georgetown law professor who's now the National Legal Director of the ACLU, writes in the New York Review: Shapiro's message was offensive, but if academic freedom is to mean anything, [Shapiro's] two tweets can't be a firing offense. And without academic freedom, the voices suppressed are as…

Jones had 22 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists

Something Georgetown might want to keep in mind when deciding when Tweets from faculty members are punishable as "discrimination" or "harassment": D.C., like many jurisdictions, bans employment discrimination based on "political affiliation," though defined narrowly to refer only to "belonging to or endorsing any political party." It also bans discrimination…

I don't normally do this sort of thing, but in light of the continued calls to terminate Ilya Shapiro from Georgetown University Law Center because of his tweets last week, I was part of a group of professors who sent the following letter to Georgetown Dean William Treanor. (Signatories include…

STORRS, Conn. — The UConn men’s basketball team dismantled Georgetown 96-73 at Gampel Pavilion on Tuesday night and spread the scoring around in doing it.

My good friend and colleague moves from the Cato Institute to Georgetown.

Georgetown philosopher Jason Brennan offers a valuable summary of King's thought on these issues.