Ezra Levinson of Pitzer College writes in Inside Higher Education: “We know all too well what the incoming presidential administration means to do and how it could marginalize and discriminate against us on campus. Yet post-election messages from our college president and dean of students have only gestured toward “challenging times” and “uncertainty and anxiety,” without any specific discussion of how people like us might be affected or what the college might do to keep us safe.” Read the full commentary here.
PERSPECTIVES: Undergraduate Student Writes, “I’ve been Terrified by the Meekness of (College) Administrators Since the Election”
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