Gerrymandering – Matt Pierce
Pierce ties gerrymandering to the rise of culture war against universities. The results of general elections are eliminated using gerrymandering […]
Political Influence
SEA 202- Reasons for Legislation – Ben Robinson
Robinson discusses SEA 202’s effects on Indiana University’s ability to compete against other universities for student enrollment. He reviews political […]
Bad for the university – Jeffrey Issac
Issac describes the damage that the changes in policy and implementation of SEA 202 has already caused to IU’s ability […]
Culture of Grievance – Leslie Lenkowski
Lenkowski discusses the cultural shift in politics towards polarization and cultural grievance. He emphasizes that this gives more political power […]
Universities Can Not Be Isolated, Need to Connect To The People – James Madison
Madison discusses the dangers of isolation and specialization of universities. He emphasizes that this lack of communication with the general […]
Danger of Political Influence in Academia – Pournima Bose
Bose discusses the negative effect that political influence has on academia.
Expressive Activity can be Reviewed – Leslie Lenkowski
Lenkowski discusses specific examples of the lack of application of disciplinary action in the past towards the shut down of […]
Whitten Response – David Sabagh
Sabagh gives his analysis of the Whitten response to protesters on campus. He emphasizes the political pressure that the Indiana […]
Student Activism in IU in the sixties and now – James Madison
Madison discusses the long history of protests in the 1960’s and 1970’s held in Dunn Meadow for women’s rights, racial […]
I was President of the Hudson Institute – Leslie Lenkowski
Lenkowski discusses his role as president of the Hudson Institute think tank in Indianapolis and transition into the Center on […]