> Signatories shall maintain institutional neutrality at all levels of their administration. This requires policies that all university employees, in their capacity as university representatives, will abstain from actions or speech relating to societal and political events except in cases in which external events have a direct impact upon the university.
How do you teach political science, history, basically any social science, or even freaking literature, while doing that? Even if it only required you to be "neutral" (which is not what it says), that would be impossible.
But most of it doesn't seem to be that blatant. The majority of the text seems to be about setting up expectations that sound reasonable until you see how they actually get interpreted later. Most of which is prolly still unconstitutional, mind you...