Anne Marie Tamburro
Campus Rights Team
Anne Marie Tamburro graduated with her J.D. from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2021 and her B.S. in journalism from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications in 2018. Her time working with student and local press organizations motivated her to go to law school to pursue a career involving freedom of speech. As a law student, she completed internships at a legal aid office and a private civil rights law firm. Anne Marie also served as a research assistant at the Brechner Center for Freedom of Information where she worked on research and academic writing related to the First Amendment and access to government information. In her free time, Anne Marie likes shopping at estate sales, listening to pop music, and pestering her cat.
Recent Writings
- San Diego State faculty members turn backs on colleagues, vote to impose DEI criteria in tenure review,
- Emporia State guts tenure protections, fires 33 professors including one who publicly criticized new policy ,
- VMI administrators bully student newspaper over unflattering coverage,
- Something’s fishy at Texas A&M: Administrators continue to reel in student groups’ rights with hostile Fish Camp takeover, Draggieland denial,
- Former community college president punches down, files bullying complaint against faculty union president ,
- Muzzling the campus watchdog: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh imposes invasive practices on reporters interviewing university employees ,
- VICTORY: Wichita State University to give student journalists equal game day parking access,
- Nassau Community College board of trustees cautions faculty to stop criticizing college president,
- Cal State, Long Beach grad student put on probation for email criticizing administrators ,
- VICTORY: O say, can you see? Nicki Minaj flag in Harvard dorm window flies on. ,
- Calling all Barbz: Twitter rallies behind Harvard students told to remove Nicki Minaj flag from dorm window,
- Montclair State settles with Alliance Defending Freedom, agrees to revoke troubling policies and to $42K payout ,
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