The president of Purdue University has sent a campus-wide email reminding students and faculty of the school’s commitment to its “shared values” of being a “welcoming, inclusive, and discrimination-free community” while also remaining “steadfast in preserving academic freedom and individual liberty.”
Mitch Daniels, who previously served as the governor of Indiana for two terms, also noted Purdue’s student-led statement of values that reaffirmed the commitement to free speech and called it a “proud contrast to the environments that appear to prevail at places like Missouri and Yale.”
See the full text of the brief email below:
