Southern US professors leave universities amid political pressure and threats to academic freedom
A significant number of professors are leaving Southern US universities, driven by the restrictive political climate impacting academic freedom. States like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee are experiencing a "brain drain" as faculty prioritize supportive environments over salary. This exodus threatens the reputation and competitiveness of these institutions, potentially affecting teaching quality and research output.
A significant number of professors are leaving Southern US universities, driven by the restrictive political climate impacting academic freedom. States like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee are experiencing a "brain drain" as faculty prioritize supportive environments over salary. This exodus threatens the reputation and competitiveness of these institutions, potentially affecting teaching quality and research output.
