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The university is responsible for safety of its students so yes, I think the authorities need to grant permission at least to ensure this outside person isn't a
by tejohnso 5y ago
The university is responsible for safety of its students so yes, I think the authorities need to grant permission at least to ensure this outside person isn't a complete maniac who is going to attempt to incite a riot, or who otherwise is likely to disrespect the policies of the university, whatever they may be. Option C is too late, options A and B are basically the same aside from semantics. I'd be fine with either if I were responsible for that speaker's presence.
- rahimnathwani 5y ago"The university is responsible for safety of its students" I live in California, where the court of appeals has ruled that this isn't so: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2015/10/09/california-appeals-court-rules-public-colleges-arent-responsible-violent-acts-campus https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2015/10/09/california-ap... "We find no basis to depart from the settled rule that institutions of higher education have no duty to their adult students to protect them against the criminal acts of third persons"