Law and Order Week in Higher Education

MIKE LACHANCE MAY 11, 2019 8:00 AM

This student is probably going to need a good lawyer.

• Female Student Arrested at UNC Chapel Hill for Allegedly Punching Pro-Life Advocate

A situation at Johns Hopkins also ended in arrests.

• Students at Johns Hopkins Chain Themselves to Stairwell to Protest Police and ICE
• Students Occupying Admin Building at Johns Hopkins U. Chain Doors Shut
• VIDEO: Police Arrest Johns Hopkins Students Occupying Admin Building

Updates on the Oberlin case.

• Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College – Juror perceptions of reputation and social media emerge in questioning
• Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College Opening Statements: Claims of War and Peace
• Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College – Trial Day 1 – “It was a mob mentality out there”

Legal representation. How does it work?

• Harvard Dean Joins Student Protest of Black Law Prof Representing Harvey Weinstein

Punished for enforcing the law.

• Obama DHS Secretary Withdraws as Speaker at USC Law School After Protests

Probably a smart move.

• Student Govt at UC-Davis Votes Narrowly to Keep Campus Police Armed

More cuts are coming.

• Lawmakers and University Officials in Illinois Warn of Cuts to Higher Education
• University of Louisville Closing Employee Gym to Save $1 Million Per Year

Diversity is more important than learning.

• U. Vermont Prof Sounds Alarm on School’s ‘Destructive’ Diversity and Inclusion Plan

Wait, what?

• Prof Claims Serial Killer Ted Bundy is an Example of White Privilege

Well OK then.

• SUNY Plattsburgh Provides Students With ‘Therapy Donkeys’ Ahead of Exams

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