A group of higher education experts expressed optimism Tuesday that the so-called 'Great Awokening' that saw widespread left-wing activism on college campuses and led to widespread censorship over the past few years is receding.
A group of higher education experts expressed optimism Tuesday that the so-called"Great Awokening" that saw widespread left-wing activism on college campuses and led to widespread censorship over the past few years is receding.
Inez Stepman, a senior policy analyst at the Independent Women's Forum, said that while the progressive campus activism that has seen, among other things, numerous conservative speakers shouted down or canceled may be subsiding, its institutional hold has not been broken. Sarah Lawrence College professor and American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Sam Abrams said that amid laments over the decline of higher education institutions, there are signs of hope.
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