Campus protest

Coulter's speech at the University of California at Berkeley has been canceled, but activists are organizing anyway.

Last week, students voted 1,355 to 460 to approve an advisory referendum requesting the university become a sanctuary campus.

The pundit retweeted a weather forecast and added "Nice day for an outdoor speech at Berkeley."

College and university students, faculty and alumni are reacting to the election outcome in different ways.

The university formed a working group last fall to examine its slaveholding past.

Students last fall demanded that the Ivy League university remove the name of the slavery-supporting statesman from a residential college.

The university president called the display "deeply disturbing and hurtful," and students say they plan to meet with school officials.

A survey shows that nearly 1 in 10 freshmen expects to protest, and more are identifying as liberal.

Larry Summers and Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker fiercely defend free speech on campus.