Institutional Neutrality

‘When we stop talking is when violence finds its purchase’: WashU hosts panel on educating for democracy

As polarization deepens and skepticism of higher education grows, WashU School of Law hosted a panel last Thursday night to discuss how universities can better educate students for democracy. 

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Divided on neutrality, trust, and handling Trump: WashU, Vanderbilt chancellors’ disagreements with Princeton and Wesleyan presidents go public

During an April panel on growing public distrust in higher education hosted by the Association of American Universities (AAU), Christopher Eisgruber — Princeton president and AAU chair — criticized Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and WashU Chancellor Andrew Martin for their handling of President Trump’s attacks on universities, according to an article published by The Atlantic on Aug. 11. 

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