Why is Princeton Provincializing the Study of Europe?

Joseph Gonzalez ‘28

Apr 2

8

March 2026

How Princeton President Eisgruber Dodges his Civil Rights Obligations

Tal Fortgang

Mar 26

5

Princeton Student Reflections on Free Speech and the March for Life

By Abigail Readlinger ‘27

Mar 16

5

Princeton President Eisgruber’s Shameful Evasions

Tal Fortgang

Mar 9

6

February 2026

Erwin Chemerinsky at Princeton: Navigating Campus Speech and Academic Freedom

On February 19, the Princeton Council on Academic Freedom hosted Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of the Berkeley School of Law at the University of California…

Feb 27

3

Princeton President Eisgruber rigs the game with a groundbreaking First Amendment case

The following is the second in a multi-part review of Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber’s recent book, Terms of Respect: How Colleges Get Free…

Feb 19

8

Free speech in action: Two powerful Princeton events

PFS Supports Student and Faculty Efforts to Advance Free Expression

Feb 17

4

Part 2: The Next Campus Battle after Free Speech: Viewpoint Diversity at America’s Elite Universities

There is a pressing long-term and deeply embedded problem at many universities – the almost total lack of viewpoint diversity among faculty.

Feb 12

4

Part 1: The Next Campus Battle after Free Speech: Viewpoint Diversity at America’s Elite Universities

By Ed Yingling and Leslie Spencer

Feb 5

2

January 2026

Does President Eisgruber Get Free Speech Right? Part I: What Eisgruber Gets Right

The following is the first in a multi-part review of Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber’s recent book, Terms of Respect: How Colleges Get Free…

Jan 29

3

Student Corner — Equality vs. Free Speech: A Debate at the Annual Tanner Lecture

By Marisa Hirschfield ’27, PFS Student Writing Fellow

Jan 22

My Reflection on Self-Censorship

The specter that the “chilling” of free speech has replaced official administrative suppression is real.

Jan 15

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