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Can free speech be balanced from the outside world onto university campuses?

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Can free speech be balanced from the outside world onto university campuses?

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The support from universities towards an issue can be controversial from the breakaway it can have from the principles of the founding of the institution. In addition, maintaining neutrality creates for a better position for opinion in an issue.

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The support from universities towards an issue can be controversial from the breakaway it can have from the principles of the founding of the institution. In addition, maintaining neutrality creates for a better position for opinion in an issue.

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The desire from students to have their university campus's support of different ideas within a conversation. 

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The desire from students to have their university campus's support of different ideas within a conversation. 

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External issues can affect the mentality and perspectives of students. 

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External issues can affect the mentality and perspectives of students. 

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An individual can be scared to express their thoughts and feelings to the maximum capacity due to fear from cancel culture and isolation from society. 

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An individual can be scared to express their thoughts and feelings to the maximum capacity due to fear from cancel culture and isolation from society. 

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The creation and participation of people in safe spaces that allow for more security in expression and free speech.

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The creation and participation of people in safe spaces that allow for more security in expression and free speech.

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The participation in protests and marches from students reflects their morals, ideologies, and perspectives. 

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The participation in protests and marches from students reflects their morals, ideologies, and perspectives. 

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Participation in "safe spaces" can cause for a limitation to the introduction of new ideas, which also can limit thinking and communication.

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Participation in "safe spaces" can cause for a limitation to the introduction of new ideas, which also can limit thinking and communication.

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The curiosity that many students have to the world outside of academics increases with the activity that occurs in their exterior. 

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The curiosity that many students have to the world outside of academics increases with the activity that occurs in their exterior. 

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"The controversy began with criticisms of some universities, Harvard included, for soft pedaling their responses to the horrific Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel, and for then ignoring the overheated rhetoric of many pro-Palestinian protesters on campus. It has since spiraled into a full-bore battle in the never-ending culture wars," (Carter, pg. 1). This is referencing to universities approaching the situation of the Gaza strip extremely cautiously to avoid any issues and controversies. Which adds onto the idea of how political and cultural conflicts are even larger than what they appear in American society and institutions.

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"It was all very embarrassing; and, in its way, very McCarthyist," (Carter, pg. 1). The obligation to be conformed and based on one perspective, especially in political beliefs can have a negative toll on the life and mentality of a student. Which can also reflect the manner in which a person perceives an issue, making safe spaces that allow for new ideas or similar ideas to be popular.

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"In the wake of so traumatizing and polarizing an episode, to say nothing of its aftermath, students of different ideological persuasions will nevertheless behave like the rest of us, selecting facts from sources that share their predilections. This behavior is intellectually inside-out," (Carter, pg. 2). Students at universities listen to information on a biased perspective, making the social aspect of political issues to be greater than just a conversation within a certain community.

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"The university classroom is the place to press students to look for more," (Carter, pg. 2). Universities should be a place for students to feel secure to express themselves and be confident in their beliefs, along with having a greater understanding of the issues around them.

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Modern technology can affect the manner in which people exhibit critical thinking and create perspectives.

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Modern technology can affect the manner in which people exhibit critical thinking and create perspectives.

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"The rise of generative A.I., together with the mutually parasitic relationship between young people and their screens, suggests that the old way is nearly done," (Carter, pg. 2). With new technologies such as artificial intelligence, fake news, and rumours can jeopardise groups and people. Which can create a more complexity in the support that people and groups give each other.

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"In her fine book “Curiosity: A Cultural History of Early Modern Inquiry,” Barbara M. Benedict shows how this quality that we nowadays consider a virtue was in the past often regarded as a dangerous disruption of the social order," (Carter, pg. 4). Curiosity could lead to chaos and issues to arise from the conflicting ideas and actions, creating destabilisation within society and higher ups having the possibility to occur.