Today, my conversation with the president of Princeton University, Christopher Eisgruber, who has vowed that he will fight. It’s Wednesday, April 9. Hi, I’m Chris Eisgruber. Hi, Rachel Abrams.

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Princeton’s president, Christopher L. Eisgruber, called the targeting of Columbia University “the greatest threat to American universities since the Red Scare of the 1950s.” Obama’s advice ...

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What this suggests, at best, is a different model of protest movement: highly decentralized, moving at a snail’s pace, more a slog than a resistance. “Something is happening,” the journalist Ali ...

[Christopher L Eisgruber: The cost of the government’s attack on Columbia] As recently as two years ago, the act of picking up a sign and walking out your door to join a march could feel ...

[Christopher L Eisgruber: The cost of the government’s attack on Columbia] As recently as two years ago, the act of picking up a sign and walking out your door to join a march could feel ...