The American Council of Learned Societies strongly encourages lawmakers to vote against House File 496 and Senate File 41, which would remove the status of tenure for professors and discontinue the practice at Iowa's three public universities. We call on Governor Kim Reynolds to decline to sign any such legislation into law.
For Women’s History Month, ACLS is sharing scholarly resources that celebrate and highlight lesser-known, forgotten, and diverse histories and historical roles of women.
ACLS Program Officer Christine Emeran authored a chapter in the upcoming book When Students Protest: Secondary and High Schools.
ACLS President Joy Connolly's Letter to the Editor in Chronicle of Higher Education highlights the importance of associations.
Dr. Cole is an anthropologist, distinguished educator, and museum professional, noted author and speaker on issues of diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion; and a committed advocate for social justice.
ACLS President Joy Connolly shares about how anti-racism policy and practice is fundamental to the work ACLS is doing.
For Black History Month 2021, ACLS highlights scholarly resources on the hidden and lesser known histories of the Black American experience.
ACLS urges the Kansas Board of Regents to withdraw its endorsement of the proposed policy to ease the path to suspending, dismissing, or terminating employees, including tenured faculty members, without undertaking the processes of formally declaring a financial emergency.
Reflecting on the importance of maintaining the ties that bind.
