When tensions are high, debate, don’t isolate
American college students are carving out their own spaces to burrow in as the chaos rages on. But to effect meaningful change, we must face it head-on instead of hiding in foxholes.
“More students than ever think violence and chaos are acceptable alternatives to peaceful protest," chief research advisor to FIRE Sean Stevens said. "This finding cuts across partisan lines. It is not a liberal or conservative problem — it’s an American problem.”
The newly enacted regulatory reform law offers students at UNC campuses legal assistance if they're charged with crimes while on school grounds.