James Madison psychology professor cleared of wrongdoing after extensive probe into classroom comments

After an anonymous student complained about the professor’s comments, an attorney with FIRE’s Faculty Legal Defense Fund helped vindicate his right to make his lessons provocative.

Ohio Northern sues professor for having the audacity to defend his rights in court

After terminating Scott Gerber without telling him why, Ohio Northern University filed a lawsuit to shut him up.

SUNY Cortland English professor back to teaching after 13-month suspension for classroom lecture

Nearly a year after the university removed a professor from class for showing his students examples of excellent writing, Professor Mario Hernandez is back teaching thanks to FIRE’s Faculty Legal Defense Fund

Professor fired for porn hobby vows to take university to court

Joe Gow got screwed. Now he’s taking the University of Wisconsin to court to vindicate his First Amendment rights.

Western Washington University punishes racing team for sending photo of penis drawing on pizza box

The university faulted the group for drawing “a symbol of white, male power and domination.”

University of Maryland quickly lifts blanket suspension of fraternities and sororities after litigation, public pressure

UMD’s guilt by association approach faced widespread criticism for blatant students’ rights violations.

Rockland Community College suspends student for pro-Palestinian advocacy

University of San Diego allows students to invite speakers, but only if no one is offended

Administrators rejected College Republicans’ request to host political commentator Matt Walsh because they believe his views would leave students ‘offended and hurt.’

Attorneys have free speech rights. I’m suing to prove it.

Federal court to decide whether Pennsylvania rule is an unconstitutional speech code for attorneys or a valid ban on harassment and discrimination.

Leaked memo: Mayo Clinic doubles down on gag order of Dr. Michael Joyner 

An internal memo from Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science shows college leadership think free speech allows censorship of faculty for criticizing the government.