Rutgers students provided with ‘trigger’ warnings in Classics and history courses
A Rutgers professor is using trigger warnings for his courses involving uncomfortable realities of Greek and Roman history.
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A Rutgers professor is using trigger warnings for his courses involving uncomfortable realities of Greek and Roman history.
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