FIRE’s Peter Bonilla Speaking at Montclair State Tonight

Azhar Majeed

March 7, 2013

If you are a student at Montclair State University (MSU) or happen to be in the area, come see Peter Bonilla, associate director of FIRE’s Individual Rights Defense Program, speak on campus tonight! Peter will be talking about First Amendment rights at colleges and universities as well as FIRE’s recent (and memorable) case involving MSU student Joseph Aziz.

Peter’s talk will begin at 8 p.m. EST and will take place in Room 411 of the Student Center. For more details, visit this Facebook page. And be sure to check out Peter’s talk if you have the chance!

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