Wax told The New York Sun that “allegations I abuse or discriminate against students are totally bogus and made up.”

After years of debate over Amy Wax, the law professor has now been reprimanded by the University of Pennsylvania for her controversial statements about race.

The University of Pennsylvania law school says it is imposing a one-year suspension at half-pay and other sanctions on a professor over her comments about race in recent years.

Penn said the hearing board decision came after Wax engaged “in years of flagrant unprofessional conduct within and outside of the classroom that breached her responsibilities as a teacher ..."

The University of Pennsylvania is suspending Amy Wax, a tenured law professor accused of making racist, sexist and homophobic remarks, for a year with half pay. It is a significant sanction but one that falls short of the firing that some students wanted.

Wax has made derogatory comments about Asian immigrants, claimed Black students underperform academically, and invited a white nationalist to her class.

The controversial educator spent years disparaging Black and immigrant communities, prompting disciplinary action from the Ivy League school.

The University of Pennsylvania will impose major sanctions against Carey Law School professor Amy Wax, who has been accused of racist, homophobic, and sexist remarks.

Tenured professor Amy Wax will be suspended for one year, in a case that has tested the limit of academic freedoms and freedom of speech.

Amy Wax, a tenured law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has been suspended from teaching for one year following a ruling by the Faculty Senate Committee on Academic Freedom. Wax has a history of sparking outrage for criticizing the abilities and attitudes of minority groups in America,