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In this week’s episode, we focus on some of the notable cases of music censorship in America, the formation of the Parents Music Resource Center. Read more
One year after students heckled the University of Hartford president at commencement, UH's athletic director warns athletes to be respectful — or else. Read more
After originally denying recognition to a College Republicans chapter based on social media posts, the Eckerd College student senate did an about-face. Read more
Creighton University has placed its Turning Point USA chapter on probation after wrongly claiming an event endangered Creighton’s tax-exempt status. Read more
FIRE welcomes two new members to its Board of Directors and three new members to its Advisory Council. Read more
Assembly Bill 2683 requires colleges train students on “sexual harassment” using definition that conflicts with precedent established by the Supreme Court. Read more
FIRE is excited to launch a free speech grant program that will support research that advances our understanding of free speech and academic freedom. Read more
Wichita State University's student-run art gallery ShiftSpace saw its funding cut after it criticized a student senator on social media. Read more
Nadine Strossen and Jacob Mchangama argue that censorship of disinformation is a cure worse than the disease. Read more