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Wilfrid Laurier University encourages and protects freedom of expression, academic freedom and intellectually challenging discussions that include critical analysis and diversity of thought. At the same time, we reject and do not support discourse that involves hate, intolerance and intimidation.
Recent events at Laurier have attracted media reports and public commentary that question the university’s steadfast commitment to these fundamental principles. We invite you to visit the following links to see the university’s response, to learn about the actions we’re taking, and to understand more about freedom of expression at Laurier.
- Laurier announces results of election and appointments to the university’s Task Force on Freedom of Expression (Dec. 21)
- President’s statement re: independent fact-finder report (Dec. 18)
- President’s message of support for LGBTQ2 community (Dec. 6)
- Response to Nov. 24 free speech rally (Nov. 24)
- Update on task force on freedom of expression and third-party fact-finding (Nov. 23)
- Laurier President discusses university's century-old commitment to freedom of expression (Video) (Nov. 23)
- Apology from Laurier President and Vice-Chancellor Deb MacLatchy (Nov. 21)
- Open letter from Nathan Rambukkana to Lindsay Shepherd (Nov. 21)
- President's message to the Laurier community (Nov. 17)
- Laurier responds to recent media articles (Nov. 16)
- Laurier responds to National Post column (Nov. 11)
Media Contacts:
Kevin Crowley
Director: Communications and Public Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University
