PFS Podcast Recorded by Princeton Junior Billy Wade with Three Faculty Members

This podcast can be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music. In this episode of the Princeton Tory Podcast, Billy Wade '23 discusses the state of free speech on Princeton's campus with three of the University's professors: Sergiu Klainerman, Eugene Higgins Professor of Mathematics; John Benedict Londregan '88, Professor of Politics and International Affairs; and Elizabeth Bogan, Senior Lecturer in Economics. Delving into faculty experiences with the landscape of free speech at Princeton, Wade and our guests examine the role of educational institutions as havens for free expression, the impact of cancel culture on the speech of academics, and proper limitations on the ability of universities to suppress opinion. April 25, 2022 1 min read

In this episode of the Princeton Tory Podcast, Billy Wade '23 discusses the state of free speech on Princeton's campus with three of the University's professors...
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PFS Podcast with Two Princeton Juniors

In this edition of the Princetonians for Free Speech Podcast, PFS President Stuart Taylor interviews Third Year Princeton students Abigail Anthony, President of Princeton's Chapter of the Federalist Society, and Myles McKnight, President of Princeton the Open Campus Coalition. The trio discusses the faltering state of Free Speech on Princeton's campus and the reasons behind this decline.  Click here to hear our latest podcast. April 06, 2022 1 min read

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Princeton’s Shocking Orientation for New Students

The Princeton orientation for the class of 2025 has become very controversial. See for example, this article by Rod Dreher. And the controversy is likely to grow. We have talked to a number of alumni, current faculty and students who are deeply troubled by the orientation, and for good reason. An article by two Princeton professors lays out how arriving new students received “a mandatory injection not of a vaccine against COVID, but of indoctrination,” including “an utterly one-sided and negative picture of Princeton’s history.” September 04, 2021 5 min read

The Princeton orientation for the class of 2025 has become very controversial. See for example, this article by Rod Dreher. 
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Guided by Faith, Divinity Student Fought His “Anti-Racist” Princeton Seminary and Won

Stuart Taylor, Jr., President, Princetonians for Free Speech August 21, 2021 1 min read

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