Officials at Cornell University said any student who was involved in shouting down a campus lecture by conservative commentator Ann Coulter last week could face discipline.
Last week, Coulter — a prominent conservative commentator, author, and Cornell alum — was shouted down by a group of protesters who objected to her presence, but the university said it is prepared to discipline students who partook in the disruption.
The event, which was hosted by conservative organizations Network of Enlightened Women and Leadership Institute, was slated to last a full hour but was cut short due to the disruptions. Coulter ultimately left the auditorium after 20 minutes, saying she was"so proud of my alma mater." The university apologized to Coulter for the disruption, saying the protesters' behavior"does not reflect the university’s values."“Cornell is committed to academic excellence and a core belief that learning flourishes in an environment where diverse ideas are presented and debated without hindrance. We are deeply disappointed that attendees at a campus event rudely and repeatedly disrupted a talk Wednesday evening by conservative commentator Ann Coulter ’84," Malina said.
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