College administrators should be punished for restricting free speech

Published June 2, 2022 12:00am ET



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When will public university officials finally learn that shutting down unwelcome speech is almost always illegal, indeed unconstitutional? When will university officials, both public and private, remember that most speech restrictions are not just wrong but malicious and malevolent?

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