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Current undergrads are more likely than adults overall to say colleges and universities should be able to restrict words they deem harmful to students (80 percent).--Bipartisan Policy Center, Nov. 30

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A Student Movement for Academic Freedom | Opinion Akhil Rajasekar and Rebekah Adams On 12/22/20 at 6:00 AM EST Among the many disturbing events of 2020 has been the rising threat to academic freedom at colleges and universities, both in the United States and abroad. This threat has been particularly marked at elite institutions. Just this summer, our school, Princeton University, succumbed to a pressure campaign that called on the administration to scrub Woodrow Wilson's name from campus. This campaign also demanded mandatory "anti-racist" training and the introduction of i...