Bowdoin College released new and updated policies last month addressing protests, public demonstrations and posters, among other topics. They have not been well received by some students and faculty members, who argue they will chill free speech on campus. Now, the college is in the process of developing revisions in response to feedback. The new policies, announced in a January email and effective immediately, address guidelines for public protests, where posters can be hung and how college building spaces can be used. They were informed by the work of a committee of faculty, staff and students, but met criticism from...
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