How did universities become so toxic?
With increasing numbers of students claiming to be ‘triggered’ by free speech, we talk to those pushing against the trend
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With increasing numbers of students claiming to be ‘triggered’ by free speech, we talk to those pushing against the trend
The university watchdog chief has said a ‘robust and tolerant’ exchange of views is an ‘essential’ part of higher education
Senior academics at Durham University were last night accused of whipping up a mob (pictured) of Left-wing students attempting to oust the head of a college amid a free-speech row.
Events at Durham this week have propelled this university and its 20,000-strong student body on to the front line of the latest campus culture war.
Reflecting on the South College controversy, Max Minkin argues that political debate should be carried out civilly and in an appropriate setting.