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Contrary to the letter's assertions, the regulations take very seriously the rights of both accused students and complainants. Read more
FIRE has praised Cornell for its principles guiding the institution’s partnerships with universities and programs abroad. Those principles now face a test. Read more
In his State of the University letter, Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber devoted a significant portion of his dispatch to freedom of speech. Read more
II may have underestimated how much the corporatization of American higher education is the “secret engine” behind campus censorship and intolerance. Read more
For the sixth year in a row, New York’s Senate will consider a wildly unconstitutional bill targeting student organizations due to their protected speech. Read more
FIRE was unable to find compliance reports for 54 schools — comprising more than 61% of audited institutions. Read more
Syracuse recently reinstated Jon Zubieta after a five month suspension. But his punishment for clearly-protected speech was an affront to academic freedom. Read more
“Joining our student newspaper gave me a voice, and unfortunately it’s going to take a lawsuit for the university to listen to it." Read more
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