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Opinion: Re-offering the law school position to Azarova does not automatically solve the question of academic freedom

The university should acknowledge any mistakes and keep itself accountable

After CAUT censure pause, concerns remain about lack of transparency, accountability

Supporters of censure see conclusion as bittersweet

Editorial: In light of censure, U of T must take action to support free speech — particularly speech about Palestine

Amid heartbreaking violence, The Varsity stands with the Palestinian community and urges U of T to support the free speech that raises awareness

U of T law professor resigns as advisory group chair in response to IHRP hiring scandal

Professor Roach criticizes lack of academic freedom protections for clinical directors

CAUT council votes to censure U of T over Faculty of Law hiring scandal

Members will now be asked not to accept university appointments, speaking engagements

Bonnie Patterson resigns as lead reviewer of IHRP hiring controversy following concerns surrounding impartiality

Former Supreme Court Justice Thomas Albert Cromwell serving as replacement

Family, friends start campaign to create bursary in memory of late U of T law graduate

Jamal Akim Howlader remembered as kind, thoughtful, with passion for helping others

U of T modifies review of IHRP hiring controversy following impartiality, transparency concerns

Review to be presented to President Meric Gertler, criticism of reviewer remains