At numerous American universities, protests sparked by the Middle East conflict ignited debates about freedom of speech, highlighting institutions' struggles to appropriately respond to campus activism.
The University of Pennsylvania canceled a screening critical of Israel, while Brandeis barred a pro-Palestinian group, emphasizing the contentious intersection of speech and political expression on campus.
Columbia's police arrested over 100 students to disperse a pro-Palestinian encampment, showcasing the lengths universities have gone to address potential disruptions and restore order amid rising tensions.
Amidst these controversies, the First Amendment provides a foundation for a renewed consensus on free speech, calling for understanding of its scope within higher education.
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