George Mason University law students are decrying the school’s decision to hire Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh for a summer course, saying the sexual assault allegations that surfaced during his confirmation process disqualify him for a position at the university.
Last month, the university announced that Kavanaugh would be brought on as a visiting professor, lecturing a constitutional law class abroad in England. A group of students, calling themselves “Mason 4 Survivors,” have organized petitions, rallies, and urged students to attend university board meetings to voice their opposition to Kavanaugh’s hiring.
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