From the Yale Daily News: University President Peter Salovey told the News that although he welcomes a conversation on free expression and institutional neutrality at Yale, he will leave it up to his successor to administratively steer the conversation on campus...
“Neutrality or the ability to speak out is going to affect the next president, so you would want the next president to be involved in that discussion … because it’s going to be binding, but not on me,” Salovey told the News. “I think we should have some kind of conversation about it on campus, probably through a committee, but it would be something I encourage my successor to do.” ...
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Well, that's Yale. I can't think of any UC chancellors who might be hoping to leave such matters to their soon-to-be-appointed successors. Or can I?
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