Campus Politics refers to the political activities, debates, and power dynamics that occur within a college or university setting. This encompasses the actions and interactions of student organizations, administration, faculty, and students regarding governance, policies, and social issues. Campus politics can include student government elections, advocacy for particular policies or reforms, discussions on social justice topics, and the formation of interest groups around various ideologies, such as liberalism, conservatism, environmentalism, and others. It often reflects the broader political climate of society and serves as a microcosm for larger political movements and conflicts. Additionally, campus politics can influence university governance and student life, shaping the educational and social environment of the institution.
Charlie Kirk's "American Comeback Tour" challenges perceived leftist dominance in Florida's universities. The tour fosters debate and division, spotlighting deep ideological divides in America. Kirk co-founded Turning Point USA at…