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He faces charges of cyberbullying after other students at Stockton University felt “offended, disrespected, and taunted” by the photo of President Trump. Read more

In a review of media policies at 25 top U.S. colleges and universities, a new report found that a majority of schools restrict press rights on campus. Read more

FIRE wrote to U.S. universities encouraging them to seriously examine their existing and possible future partnerships with international campuses. Read more

“This just goes to show you that no area of academia, however obscure, is immune to those who demand that opposing viewpoints be silenced." Read more

In response to our letter, Auburn now says it will not take action against a professor under fire for his comments about police abolition. Read more

Twelve members of the West Virginia House of Delegates are defending open inquiry at West Virginia University and calling for needed education on the First Amendment. Read more

Today FIRE launched an initiative encouraging leaders at America's top colleges to commit to defending expressive rights wherever their students may be. Read more

Tennessee State University's "Statement of Assurance" is FIRE’s Speech Code of the Month for August. Read more

Princeton professor Peter Singer has been called “the world’s most influential living philosopher.” But he may be as controversial as he is influential. Read more

FIRE has asked the Ohio State to walk back a COVID-19 related mandate requiring students and faculty to sign a statement about their personal beliefs if they want to return to campus. Read more