Harvard University has been given a speech code rating of Red. You may read more about this institution's speech code rating at this page.

• Harvard University: Denial of Due Process for Student Acquitted of Criminal Charges
• Harvard University: Due Process Debate
• Harvard University: Proposed Speech Codes
• Harvard University: Threat to Discipline Student Newspaper Staff for Publishing Satirical Cartoon
• Mohammed Cartoon Controversy: FIRE Response to Intimidation and Newspaper Disputes
• Harvard University: Administration Threatened to Cancel ‘Barely Legal’ Party Due to Event’s Name

• "What you can’t say at Harvard Law School," The New York Times - Paper Cuts Blog, September 24, 2008
• "Maybe Harvard Thought It Was The ‘Manifestly Illegal’ Party?," The Huffington Post, June 24, 2008
• "When Speech Becomes a Crime," San Francisco Chronicle, June 28, 2006
• "U.S. media response to cartoons skewered," Chicago Tribune, April 26, 2006
• "'Free speech' cries ring hollow on college campuses and beyond," USA Today, April 19, 2006
• "Months after flap, Muhammad cartoon re-emerges," The Daily Princetonian, April 11, 2006
• "Speech codes choke off discourse, satire," The Daily Reveille (Louisiana State Univ.), April 6, 2006
• "The image of hypocrisy," The Boston Phoenix, March 29, 2006
• "Images offensive to Muslims are debated," Baltimore Sun, March 14, 2006
• "College Urged to Stop Censoring Prof's Display of Muslim Cartoons," Agape Press, March 13, 2006
• "Professor Fears Retribution Over Mohammed Cartoons," Cybercast News Service, March 10, 2006
• "Professor censored over Muhammad cartoons," World Net Daily, March 10, 2006
• "Specifics on Max P. cartoon incident still cloudy," Chicago Maroon, February 24, 2006
• "Harvard mea culpa by rich, white males," USA Today, February 23, 2006
• "Network Aims to Help Harassed Campus Conservatives," Fox News, December 26, 2005

» More Media Coverage of Harvard University

• "Harvard Persists in Supporting Censorship of ‘Barely Legal’ Party," July 7, 2008
• "Greg in the Huffington Post on Harvard’s ‘Barely Legal’ Party," June 24, 2008
• "Harvard’s Weak Response Fails to Address Censorship of Party Name," June 11, 2008
• "Harvard Censors Student Groups because of Party’s Name," June 5, 2008
• "Hypocrisy and the Harvard Faculty," November 16, 2007
• "U. of Delaware Story Hits Student Press," November 9, 2007
• "Professor, Examine Thyself," October 8, 2007
• "‘Free Speech and Double Standards’," October 3, 2007
• "Larry Summers and ‘Academia at Its Worst’," September 19, 2007
• "Silverglate: Universities Take Over Alumni Magazines," November 17, 2006
• "Harvard Football Coach Tosses Player for ‘Mean-spirited Attack’," September 26, 2006
• "'Inside Higher Ed' Reports on Recent Cases of Censorship on Campus," September 12, 2006
• "Journalism Association Condemns Press Freedom Violations," August 16, 2006
• "More Shocking Offensiveness from a College Newspaper," May 9, 2006
• "Harvard Law: A Parody of Freedom," March 27, 2006
• "Constructive Criticism for Campus Administrators in ‘The Economist’," March 13, 2006
• "Celebrating One Year of ‘The Torch’," February 28, 2006
• "‘If Harvard’s President Can’t Be Provocative, Who Can?’," February 24, 2006
• "The Speech Larry Summers Should Have Given," February 24, 2006
• "Larry Summers Announces His Resignation from Harvard," February 21, 2006
• "Wendy McElroy Lauds FIRE," December 21, 2005
• "Truth in Advertising at Harvard," June 15, 2005
• "‘Training,’ Not Education," May 31, 2005
• "Silverglate in Sunday’s ‘Boston Globe’," May 31, 2005
• "Summers’ Time and the Livin’ is Easy…," May 17, 2005
• "‘¡Viva el Presidente Summers!’," May 2, 2005
• "Students Sift Through Summers’ Spiel," May 2, 2005
• "Another Summers Offense Resurfaces—Seven Months Late," April 20, 2005
• "‘Harvard Says Nizzo to Snoop Dogg’," April 18, 2005
• "FIRE’s French on Fox News Today," March 30, 2005
• "More ‘Mallard Fillmore’," March 30, 2005
• "Free Speech and Harvard Law," March 28, 2005
• "Silence in the Unfair "Marketplace"," March 25, 2005
• "The Latest on Summers: Students (Just Barely) Reject Their Own No-Confidence Vote," March 24, 2005
• "Sommers Speaks About Summers," March 23, 2005
• "A No-Confidence Vote in Academia?," March 16, 2005
• "Makin’ Some Harvard Lemonade," March 8, 2005
• "Insults and the Constitution," March 7, 2005
• "Jada Pinkett Smith: In Her Own Words," March 3, 2005
• "Harvard Loves Free Speech," March 3, 2005
• "Dershowitz on Summers," March 1, 2005
• "‘The Economist’ on Summers," February 28, 2005
• "A Rare Opportunity," February 28, 2005
• "International News Lights on FIRE," February 25, 2005
• "Are Things Getting Worse?," February 25, 2005
• "Harvard Controversy Inspires Student Activism," February 23, 2005
• "Marketplace of Fear," February 21, 2005
• "The Summers Transcript," February 18, 2005
• "Welcome to ‘The Torch’," February 8, 2005
• "The Re-‘Invasian’," February 7, 2005
• "The Censors’ Favorite Team," February 4, 2005
• "Say It Ain't So!," January 27, 2005