The fall 2024 survey found that the Yale undergraduate population has taken a significant turn in favor of free speech, driven largely by a freshman class that is supportive of free speech and attuned to the free speech policies on campus.
The Buckley Institute is pleased to announce that Thomas R. Hood ’69 was recently elected to its Board of Directors.
Buckley's 2024 essay contest winners wrote on free speech in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Woodward Report.
In September 2023, the Buckley Institute launched Pod and Man at Yale. The podcast features student voices on the issues most important to campus and country. Each episode includes an interview with some of the top-tier speakers that the Buckley Institute brings to campus.
Since 2015, we have professionally polled college students nationwide in order to ascertain their understanding of the First Amendment and how it is regarded, or disregarded, on their campuses. In many cases, the trends bode poorly for free speech on campus and across the country.
Do you feel intimidated from sharing your ideas, opinions, or beliefs in class because they are different than your classmates’?
Do you feel intimidated from sharing your ideas, opinions, or beliefs in class because they are different than your professors’?
Fight for Yale’s Future, an initiative of the Buckley Institute, was created to empower alumni, students, faculty, staff, and other interested parties to speak out and take action to restore light and truth at Yale. Fight for Yale’s Future seeks to educate those concerned about Yale’s future about the ever-expanding series of troubling developments at Yale.
Over 1,500 alumni, students, faculty, staff, and others have signed our petition calling for free speech at Yale. Learn more and sign today!
