Recently, the presidents of several colleges and universities said something quite brilliant — namely, that they would stop saying so many things. For example, my alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania, has issued a statement forswearing the issuing of statements about political and social issues that do not directly concern universities themselves. According to Penn’s interim president, Larry Jameson, “quieting Penn’s institutional voice” will allow for faculty and students to express their own individual opinions without the university weighing in on one side or the other of every controversial issue. Per Jameson, Penn “hope[s] to amplify the expertise and voices within.”
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