By Jesse Singal New York Magazine These days, the debate over free speech on campus centers largely on loud, chaotic incidents like the riots at UC Berkeley in response to Milo Yiannopoulos’s planned talk, or the smaller but also violent incident at Middlebury College sparked by Charles Murray’s visit there. It’s understandable why events like … Continued
By Isabel Ngo The Los Angeles Loyolan Fordham University Dean of Students Keith Eldredge vetoed the official club recognition of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at the Jesuit university. This decision, made on Dec. 22, 2016, reversed the approval of the SJP by Fordham’s United Student Government (USG) in November. Since then, students have … Continued
As Trump takes the reins, university censors political dissent By Palestine Legal Citing concerns that Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) would be too “polarizing” for the campus to tolerate, Fordham University denied status to a group of students seeking to establish an SJP club. Palestine Legal and the Center for Constitutional Rights wrote Fordham … Continued
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