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On January 14, 2025, during his Administration of Criminal Justice course, Louisiana State University law professor Ken Levy made several political comments. The brief comments included saying he was a “big lefty” and that he “couldn’t believe that fucker won,” referring to President Trump, and jokingly suggesting to students that they “forward my shit to the governor, like I generally don’t have a problem, I would love to become a national celebrity based on what I said in this class,” before adding in a mocking tone, “fuck the governor.” After a student’s recording of the class became public, LSU informed Levy on January 17 he’d be relieved of his teaching duties for his “inappropriate statements.” As Levy sued to regain his position, ����ֱ�� wrote the university on March 12, explaining that academic freedom protects faculty members who make fleeting, non-disruptive comments in the classroom.