Princetonians for Free Speech
Princetonians for Free Speech, Angela SmithPrincetonians for Free Speech is a nonpartisan alumni movement fighting to restore free speech, academic freedom, and viewpoint diversity at Princeton. We hold the university accountable, support students and faculty, and push for real policy change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 127 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 46 hours ago |
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Princeton Orientation 2026: Why Viewpoint Diversity Is Still Missing
By Tal Fortgang ’17
Maryanne Wolf is a neuroscientist of reading. Princeton asked her to teach the Class of 2030 how to reckon with difficult language. Little could be more necessary at a moment of vanishing attention spans and visceral in...
Does Distrust of Higher Education Begin in K-12 Schools?
By Tal Fortgang ‘17
Righteous and justifiable dissatisfaction—and especially anger—must be directed at the right target to be productive. Perhaps it is a human tendency, alas, to aim our disappointment at the last actor in a long causal ch...
Muscle Atrophy: A Chinese International Student’s Reflection on Self-Censorship
By Elaine Gao ‘28
Free speech is usually described as a right one either has or does not have, relative to the laws of one’s residence. But a right, like a muscle, is only as strong as its use. When my family flew to the United States in 2...
Why some colleges are banning AI in the classroom — and why that's a good thing
By Tal Fortgang ’17
Artificial intelligence is forcing universities to confront crucial questions about the nature and future of higher education. Among these: What, exactly, should a university require a student to do for himself or herse...
Celebrating Constitution Day with Yale Law Professor Akhil Reed Amar
Source: @roznaiy
By Abigail Readlinger ‘27
Facing an audience of nearly four hundred Princetonians—clad patriotically in a pair of Old Glory socks and a tie boasting the text of the Declaration of Independence—Sterling Professor of Law an...
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Defending free speech, academic freedom, and open debate at Princeton. Stay informed, take action, and help restore Princeton’s commitment to free expression.
Angela Smith is the inaugural Executive Director of Princetonians for Free Speech, responsible for driving strategic growth and impact to promote free speech and academic freedom at Princeton, as well as other universities.
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