A Swedish administrative court has ruled that Alexander Holmberg, previously convicted of terrorism, can continue his chemistry studies at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH). The decision overturns KTH’s attempt to suspend Holmberg, following concerns raised by students and staff regarding potential safety risks. The court determined that KTH failed to provide concrete evidence demonstrating Holmberg poses an immediate threat during his education. This ruling emphasizes the need for demonstrable risk, rather than relying on past convictions alone, to justify barring someone from academic pursuits. KTH expressed disappointment with the decision but will abide by the court’s ruling. The case has sparked debate about balancing security concerns with academic freedom and due process. Holmberg’s continued enrollment is expected to remain a sensitive issue within the KTH community.