Cornell and the Age of Impunity

In his column, David French criticizes Cornell University for what he perceives as a lenient approach to student misconduct, suggesting a broader societal trend where personal freedom is prioritized over responsibility. French highlights a particular incident to argue that this laxity undermines accountability and could have broader implications for how institutions handle misconduct. His commentary sheds light on the ongoing debate about the balance between student rights and institutional responsibility, prompting readers to reflect on the consequences of fostering an environment where impunity reigns.