After 60 Years, What Does Free Speech Mean at Berkeley?
For six decades Berkeley has been at the center of a spirited debate on all aspects of free speech — how it is defined, its objectives and importance, and the limits that can or should be placed on it. Our panelists will provide perspectives on how these issues might be addressed by the administration, faculty, and students and the challenge of ensuring Chancellor Lyons' vision and Berkeley’s legacy — a safe and inclusive campus fostering the free and open exchange of often contentious and controversial ideas in a manner that is respectful and productive.