Michael Munger

Duke’s administration should speak publicly about the University’s vital interests

President Trump’s unfolding policies linked to the Department for Government Efficiency (DOGE), when fully implemented, will cause severe harm to Duke and every other university that receives federal research grants. For that reason, the Duke administration has every right, even if it wishes to abide by institutional neutrality, to point out the harms imposed by DOGE policies.

Letter to the editor

My objection is to (Bill) McCarthy's use of the SPLC list as a legitimate source.

Safe spaces and controversial speakers

Academic freedom requires that we get to create many different, discrete safe spaces. But you can’t claim your safe space and deny others theirs.

Letter to the editor

Miller harangued Duke, confronted Duke and lectured Duke. 

Letter to the Editor

Rove speech did allow for academic discourse

Reading the description of the Dec. 3 "Conversation with Karl Rove" event in both The Chronicle's lead editorial and some other letters and posts, I feel we must have attended different events.