Universities say they respect their own rules and politicians and keep campus safe for everyone. New York University decided To refuse the diploma of a speaker student, Logan Rozos, who delivered an end -of -studies discourse not approved on “the atrocities that are currently performing in Palestine” which have quickly become viral. “He lied about the speech he was going to pronounce and violate the commitment he made to respect our rules,” said a spokesman for the Nyu said in a declaration. “Nyu is deeply sorry that the public was subjected to these remarks and that this moment was stolen by someone who abused a privilege that was given to him.”
The University of George Washington, on the other hand, announced an investigation after the beginning president, Cecilia Culver, delivered a speech, also different from the one she submitted, encouraging her peers not to donate to the university until he settles down from Israel. Ass (and the dean who followed her and thanked for sharing his point of view) was denounced by some for anti -Semitism; Ass has Since “Has been excluded from all GW campuses and sponsored events elsewhere,” according to the university.
Barnard, for his part, insisted in a statement that “no student was disciplined or made their diplomas deferred in response to the content of their speech or their expression”. Instead, “disciplinary measures have been taken in response to vandalism, the disturbances of the courses and other actions which violated the code of conduct of the students of Barnard and interfere with the basic academic mission of the college”.
