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FIRE’s new First Amendment Quiz is a great way to test your knowledge of free speech and other constitutional issues! Read more

FIRE’s 2019 Constitution Day Lesson kicks off this fall’s release of five full high school curriculum modules! Read more

John Carroll University’s administration has canceled a student-organized annual drag show because the show might create “divisiveness” on campus. Read more

Want to prove your knowledge of the First Amendment and controversial books? Join us for a night of jazz and trivia! Read more

Each year, FIRE awards $20,000 in scholarship prizes to nine winners — with $10,000 going to the top essay writer. Read more

Professor Adam Duker puts his faith in faith — and the transformative power of teaching world religions to students who’ve never been exposed to them. Read more

Western Illinois University's free speech zone was declared dead 16 years ago — but it still lives on in university speech codes. Read more

One year ago this week, “The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure” was published. Read more

Last week, the University of Colorado system sent a letter endorsing freedom of expression to all incoming first-year students. Read more

Congress has introduced a resolution that defends the right to boycott as an important aspect of the right to free speech protected under the First Amendment. Read more