The Guidon, Norwich University's student newspaper, faced suspension after publishing critical articles. President Broadmeadow announced it could resume with ethics oversight to quell public disputes.
President Broadmeadow noted that the debate over the paper's ethical oversight had become 'contentious.' He aimed to 'avoid further public rancor' with a plan to reinstate publication.
Shane Graber, the paper's advisor, expressed concern for the students, pointing out that they should not be punished for alleged issues with his mentorship.
In addressing the community, Broadmeadow emphasized the need for a code of ethics founded on established journalism standards, a key condition for The Guidon's revival.
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