Dana Cloud

Ten immigrant rights supporters calling for the abolition of ICE were arrested when they blockaded ICE offices in Syracuse, New York.

The social media giant is shutting down protest pages against the far right and ICE — and asking activists to show “proof of residency.”

A Fresno State professor's tweets about Barbara Bush has sparked an outcry even among those who defend academic freedom.

Numerous academics have been smeared, harassed and threatened by conservatives. Here's how to turn the tables on the right.

More than 400 people defied the state's scare tactics and joined a demonstration against racist police violence in Syracuse.

About 150 supporters of Palestine liberation converged on New York's capital of Albany to protest the governor's attack on BDS.

Abortion rights supporters protested in Texas after a federal court decision that effectively closes most of the state's clinics.

The Texas State Employees Union general assembly unanimously passed a resolution in support of fired professor Steven Salaita.

More than 100 teachers, students and members of Occupy Austin gathered to protest plans for charter schools in East Austin.

Loretta Capeheart, a professor at Chicago's Northeastern Illinois University, has gotten alarming news about her right to dissent.

Two hundred students, faculty and staff rallied and marched for domestic-partner benefits on the University of Texas campus.

Martin Luther King Day festivities brought out a diverse crowd of more than 5,000 Austinites on January 17.

Joe Stack's deliberate crashing of his small plane was remarkable because of its extreme character--and how some pundits have embraced him.

Activists in Austin, Texas, gathered for a December vigil for three workers killed in a fall from a scaffold at a construction site.

Campuses have become a battleground, as the right launches a witch-hunt of professors who criticize Israel, defend multiculturalism or stand up as unionists.

The campaign to defend a Northeastern Illinois University professor under fire for speaking out has gained strong support.

Two men convicted of murder in the notorious 1991 "Yogurt Shop" case in Austin, Texas, may be coming home soon.