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Did you get this from The Coddling of the American Mind by chance?
What a bizarre failure of a school.
The liability must be enormous. They went on record stating the professor's actions were  "undeniably Islamophobic" in trying to educate art history students about art history.
Indeed historic Islamic art by Islamic artists can be challenging but that's why it's important to understand it. It's not 'phobic to believe it's worthy of study. Theres so much value to learning of the fluidity of belief and how art is a window on the world over time. 
Now they'll finally understand backtracking by saying they've made a "misstep" is not enough when you've tried to suppress academic freedom within an academic institution 
Does anyone enrolled there think they're getting a decent education? 
They even failed the student, they naively thought they were protecting, since they're not preparing them for the real world where there isn't some overarching hand that can move the chess pieces of life around to ensure you always win. >

The job of educational institutions is to prepare the child for the road, not the road for the child.