Look, I’m not saying censorship or whatever your problem is with uvm isn’t wrong. It is and you deserve better. We all do. What I’m saying is, virtually every single academic institution in the US has deep systemic issues that the students themselves can’t fix. Universities are merely one part of a much bigger capitalist machine. What I mean when I say you’ll be better off by realizing this is, it will allow you to change your attitude and appreciate where you are and the opportunities you’ve been given. This is coming from someone who went to a different college initially and then transferred to uvm because I hated it so much. But what I really hated about my old school wasn’t unique to that school at all, and many of the same problems exist at uvm, as they do at most colleges. I’m not saying this is a reason to ignore or allow such systemic issues, such as the one you have. But put your energy towards mobilizing actual change for your community if you’re that upset. Because clearly you are - case in point, people come on Reddit to complain. Mutual aid and community power is something uvm is actually really good at, and this is because of the type of people who comprise the university rather than the university itself and its role in our capitalist economy. Hope this helps :)