‘ Activities that lead to intimidation ]… ] cannot occur again’
At the beginning of the slide quarter, Northwestern University will require all returning students to attend training on hatred and “other types of love.”
According to an internet from President Michael Schill, students may attend the workshops, according to The Daily Northwestern.
Faculty and staff can go, but the internet did not specify whether or not they must do so.
The school will also host” a set of lectures and panels on the history and politics of the Middle East conflict as well as the Islamophobia and bigotry,” according to the information.
Schill moreover pointed to “new” school tools such as the Institutional Diversity and Inclusion Office’s “religious education program”, and the Kellogg School of Management’s Center for Enlightened Debate.
Regarding the latter, Schill  ( pictured ) had earlier stated earlier this year that “our nation is threatened by the politics of identity and persistent divisions based on region, class, religion, and educational attainment” and that” we increasingly lack the capacity to understand each other and empathize with people who seem not to be like us.
Schill’s message also noted that changes to the Student Code of Conduct and Demonstration Policy, such as a” Display Policy,” were made, the particulars of which will be made available next month.
” Activities that lead to coercion and impede an atmosphere where dialogue and schooling can flourish cannot happen again,” Schill wrote.
This flower, Schill, along with the president of Rutgers and UCLA, faced a frying from a U. S. House” Stopping Antisemitic College Chaos” section. A North Carolina lawmaker called Schill’s cope with anti-Israel Northern activists— which included “five full-ride scholarships” for Israeli students, the choosing of two Israeli university, and a residence for” Middle Eastern and Muslim students” — “disgraceful”.
Less: Following the dissolution of the antisemitism advisory board, Northwestern faces a subpoena threat.
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