Penn Law’s Persecution of Professor Amy Wax Is Textbook Leftist Intolerance
For 2-1/2 years, a period spanning successive Penn Law deanships, Wax has been subject to a probe into her alleged “wrongthink” and misdeeds. The investigation has depleted valuable funds that Penn Law could have used to foster free speech or—how’s this for an idea?—actually train students to practice law.
To call this spectacle "Orwellian" would risk understatement.
The University of Pennsylvania has decided to suspend Professor Amy Wax next year at half pay, despite the lack of evidence ...
Let’s suppose you’re a conservative outraged about the fate of law Prof. Amy Wax, who was suspended for a year with half pay ...
To call this spectacle "Orwellian" would risk understatement.
Constant pressure from students and even lawmakers led University of Pennsylvania to punish tenured Amy Wax short of firing, ...
Amy Wax, a tenured law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, learned her fate this week after more than two years of ongoing investigations. She will be suspended for a year on half pay ...
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A faculty senate committee concluded that Amy Wax engaged in "flagrant unprofessional conduct," and had a history of making ...
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