Bangladesh, Oct. 11 -- Americas universities are supposed to be places where ideas compete, conventional wisdom is challenged, and students learn to defend their beliefs through reason rather than intimidation. Yet new survey findings suggest that some American undergraduates are increasingly willing to restrict expression and justify violence against people whose views they find offensive. The Buckley Institutes 2026 National Undergraduate Student Survey, which polled 803 American undergraduate students between September 5 and 14, reported that 22 percent agreed that America deserved the September 11 terrorist attacks, 45 percent believed physical violence could be justified to stop hate speech, and 40 percent supported criminal prosecut...