In Brief: U. of Illinois instructor fired over anti-gay hate speech offered new U of I job

July 30, 2010 | Filed under: In Brief,Religious Curriculum | Posted by:

The University of Illinois on Thursday said it had offered a new job to an instructor the University recently fired over a complaint that he engaged in hate speech in his explanation of Catholic church doctrine on homosexuality.

The university also said it will stop allowing the on-campus St. John’s Catholic Newman Center to pay instructors who teach Catholic-related courses and will instead pay those teachers itself — ending a decades-old arrangement that troubled some faculty.

More: Chicago Sun-Times

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