As predicted, executive order casts chilling effect—but universities need not cancel diversity trainings

The Campus Free Speech Restoration Act’s approach to curbing campus censorship

Earlier this month, Sen. Tom Cotton introduced legislation to protect freedom of expression on college campuses called the Campus Free Speech Restoration Act.

Fourteen state attorneys general file amicus brief defending new Title IX regulations

New Title IX regulations carefully balance the rights of all students

The Department of Education completed a nearly 18-month-long process of reforming how educational institutions must handle Title IX complaints.

The Department of Education should not delay releasing the Title IX regulations

Right to counsel, right to confrontation among due process rights afforded to Arizona students under 2018 legislation

FIRE submits comment to the Department of Education on proposed religious liberty and campus free speech regulations

The Department of Education must avoid these pitfalls when crafting regulations on campus free speech

In March, President Biden directed federal agencies to “take appropriate steps” to “promote free inquiry” at institutions of higher education that receive federal research and education grants.

Legislation can protect free speech rights on college campuses: here’s how

FIRE works closely with legislators at the state and federal levels to fight censorship on college campuses.

Congressional resolution defends the right to boycott