Columbia University Begs Protestors To Leave

In situations of protest, should the voices of outside political figures influence the decisions made by educational institutions?

Should university presidents resign over their handling of protests and campus climate issues, or are there better ways to hold them accountable?

If protests on campus create an atmosphere that some find intolerable, how should the university balance the rights of protestors with those who feel threatened?

Do you think students should face suspension for participating in protests, or should there be alternative ways to address their concerns?

How do you feel about a university's responsibility to protect free speech while ensuring the safety and comfort of all its students?

This is the way. "Free speech" doesn't mean students can simply put down "encampments" wherever they want. It sends the clear message that if you don't want to play by the university's rule, you are welcome to go somewhere else. Every college/unviersity should do this.

This is the way. "Free speech" doesn't mean students can simply put down "encampments" wherever they want. It sends the clear message that if you don't want to play by the university's rule, you are welcome to go somewhere else. Every college/unviersity should do this.

Uncertain?' should mean certain, permanent expulsion