The University of Pittsburgh cannot immediately appeal a ruling that it violated a tenured professor's due process rights by suspending him without pay for a year and removing him from an endowed chair, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled.
By Benjamin Morse · October 16, 2026, 1:33 PM EDT
The University of Pittsburgh cannot immediately appeal a ruling that it violated a tenured professor's due process rights by suspending him without pay for a year and removing him from an...
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