Charles Koch Foundation has some at University of Utah concerned about academic freedom

Higher education: Chair of U.’s political science department drafts letter to Academic Senate, highlighting donor’s ‘stated purpose’ of promoting ‘ideological and political agenda’<br>

Trent Nelson | Tribune file photo The University of Utah campus, in 2013. Faculty members and students are raising concerns about a donation to the U. by the Charles Koch Foundation and whether the foundation's political ideology will affect academic freedom.

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Alex StuckeyInvestigative reporter

Alex Stuckey is an investigative reporter, with a focus on higher education and health care. She was part of the team that won a 2017 Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of sexual assault at Brigham Young University and Utah State University.