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If institutional neutrality proves difficult or imperfect in practice, what prevents universities from becoming just another political actor in our system?
Our speakers, Professors Jonathan Turley and Todd Wolfson, tackled this question in our most recent Campus Liberty Tour debate at the University of Wyoming, which focused on the question, “Is institutional neutrality necessary to preserve the university as a forum for open inquiry rather than an actor in political disputes?"
Our Campus Liberty Tour debates are shining examples of robust but civilized discourse, with an emphasis on critical thinking skills. Follow us for more clips and highlights from our debates!
You can watch the full debate here: youtube.com/watch?v=jpo-763VA40
What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
#HigherEducation #Universities #FreeSpeech #OpenInquiry #AcademicFreedom #CampusDebate #UniversityOfWyoming #EducationPolicy #PublicTrust #CampusLibertyTour
If institutional neutrality proves difficult or imperfect in practice, what prevents universities from becoming just another political actor in our system?
Our speakers, Professors Jonathan Turley and Todd Wolfson, tackled this question in our most recent Campus Liberty Tour debate at the University of Wyoming, which focused on the question, “Is institutional neutrality necessary to preserve the university as a forum for open inquiry rather than an actor in political disputes?"
Our Campus Liberty Tour debates are shining examples of robust but civilized discourse, with an emphasis on critical thinking skills. Follow us for more clips and highlights from our debates!
You can watch the full debate here: youtube.com/watch?v=jpo-763VA40
What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
#HigherEducation #Universities #FreeSpeech #OpenInquiry #AcademicFreedom #CampusDebate #UniversityOfWyoming #EducationPolicy #PublicTrust #CampusLibertyTour
