Conversations on college campuses frequently tackle questions of academic freedom and freedom of expression. But numerous issues in recent years have prompted higher ed institutions across the country to go beyond discussing those freedoms and decide how — or if — to defend them, notably in responding to student encampments protesting the war in Gaza […]
College leaders navigate promoting, defending freedoms
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