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Do Students Self-Censor? Here’s What the Data Tell Us

By Oyin Adedoyin

A student’s opinion essay kindles the latest flare-up in a contentious debate over whether college students feel free to express their beliefs in the classroom and elsewhere.

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Q&A

‘It Does Get Tiresome': What an ACLU Attorney Thinks About the Endless Free-Speech Debate

By Kate Hidalgo Bellows

Emerson Sykes developed a series of workshops for student activists to “provide a lot of space for students to ask hard questions about the implications of having robust protections for free speech.”

THE REVIEW | OPINION

War Is the Enemy of Education

By Ani Kokobobo

Ukrainian universities close, and Putin cracks down on Russian scholars.

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BACKGROUNDER

What 4 Billionaires With Russia Ties Have Donated to American Colleges

By Nell Gluckman and Dan Bauman

Wealthy men associated with Russian industry are facing fresh scrutiny amid the invasion of Ukraine.

THE REVIEW

An Interview With FIRE; Ukraine Roundup

By Len Gutkin

When do cash settlements work? When do they not?

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