Garrett Shanley is a University Editor at The Alligator. With a focus on law and legal affairs, education, and government, he covers topics such as elections, public policy, and educational governance. Garrett's work has been featured in prominent outlets including WUFT News, Tampa Bay Times, and Miami Herald, among others.
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In a win for academic-freedom advocates, a federal court struck down a Florida law that served as a template for Republicans in other states.
By: Garrett Shanley
An 84-page complaint offers a glimpse into how the system’s curricular-review process has operated behind closed doors.
In the behind-the-scenes effort to install Stuart Bell as the flagship’s new president, Gov. Ron DeSantis played a starring role — to the chagrin of his onetime allies.
By: Garrett Shanley
The organization’s first endorsement for political office has set off a debate about its proper role.
By: Garrett Shanley
A controversial state law prompted a faculty-led review of the university’s core curriculum, which came up with new emphases like “Western Civilization” and “Great Questions of Human Life.”
By: Garrett Shanley
In the letter, the University of North Carolina system said students can be required to disclose their use of the technology — while not disclosing its own.
Can William Inboden turn conservative critique into actual governance?
By: Garrett Shanley
The incident adds fuel to a debate at the college over its embrace of AI.
By: Garrett Shanley
The ongoing fallout from Jane Doe’s alleged rape in a fraternity house has raised an age-old debate in higher education.
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