The University of Illinois said on Thursday that it would pay $875,000 to settle a lawsuit by a professor who lost out on a tenured position after he made Twitter postings critical of Israel. Steven ...

We're against the bias of the administration," she said. People cannot understand Steven Salaita, she said, without inhabiting the culture he comes from or consulting an expert on Palestine. The next ...

(Reuters) - University of Illinois trustees voted overwhelmingly on Thursday not to reinstate Steven Salaita, whose Twitter postings about Israel caused him to lose a promised faculty job, sparking ...

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1. How Palestine Became Important to American Indian Studies -- 2. Boycotting Israel as Native Nationalism -- 3. Ethnic Cleansing as National Uplift -- 4. Inter/National Aesthetics : Palestinians in ...

Espousing the view that the U.S. is a “settler colonial power,” independent scholar Steven Salaita said Native Americans and Palestinians have both, historically, been targets of U.S. imperialism in a ...

Trustees at the University of Illinois have voted nearly unanimously not to reinstate Steven Salaita, a professor whose job offer was withdrawn after he posted tweets harshly critical of the Israeli ...