Princeton faculty, students, and alumni join together to support free speech

For the first time on a college campus, faculty, students, and alumni have created an organization to promote and defend free speech and academic freedom on their campus.  The creation of the Princeton Free Speech Union was announced in a full page advertisement in the Princeton Daily this week,  The Princeton Free Speech Union is a coordinating body consisting of an informal coalition of faculty, a student free speech group (the Princeton Open Campus Coalition), and Princetonians for Free Speech. September 09, 2022 1 min read

For the first time on a college campus, faculty, students, and alumni have created an organization to promote and defend free speech and academic freedom on their campus.
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Freshman Orientation: A Welcome Change on Free Speech

By Stuart Taylor, Jr. and Edward Yingling September 06, 2022 3 min read

We have been quite critical of Princeton's orientation a year ago, which contained not one word about Princeton's robust free speech rule and in fact contained a section on racism at Princeton that suggested free speech is a tool for racists. We will not revisit those criticisms here.
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Eisgruber's Emails

This story originally appeared in Tablet magazine, and is reprinted with permission. August 12, 2022 9 min read

A nine-month correspondence with Princeton’s president sheds more light on his administration’s deceitful embrace of woke fanaticism at the expense of excellence

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Is Free Speech Dying at Princeton? A Timeline

1789 James Madison, Princeton Class of 1771, wrote the First Amendment. 1969 Princeton President Robert Goheen, in his Alumni Day address, said: August 01, 2022 9 min read

View a comprehensive timeline of how free speech is dying at Princeton.
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WILL PRINCETON FLUNK ORIENTATION – AGAIN?

Editorial by Edward Yingling and Stuart Taylor, Jr. July 22, 2022 4 min read

Editorial by Edward Yingling and Stuart Taylor, Jr.
Founders of Princetonians for Free Speech

It has been a very bad year for Princeton on free speech. Its reputation on this critical issue is in tatters. 

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Of Dissent and its Discontents: Beloved Community, the Black Justice League, and the Curious Case of Professor Joshua Katz

By Adam Gussow ’79 *00 June 10, 2022 14 min read

By Adam Gussow ’79 *00

[T]hat brings me to the second mode of civil disobedience. There's a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part!

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