Judge: University of Florida can’t enforce conflict-of-interest policy to ban faculty testimony

From protests to the Supreme Court: How the Civil Rights Movement advanced First Amendment legal protections

Peaceful protests not only appealed to the moral conscience of the average citizen but were also vehicles for advancing civil rights

How adjunctification undermines academic freedom, and what FIRE is doing to help

Congressional committee to investigate University of Florida over testimony ban

MIT community rallies behind Chicago Statement after Dorian Abbot disinvitation

In letter to University of Florida, FIRE demands university rescind controversial decision banning professors’ voting rights testimony 

Harvard reserves performance of ‘Macbeth’ exclusively for ‘Black-identifying audience members’

Montana lawsuits challenge broad ban on campus political activities

Fordham’s Students for Justice in Palestine group should be celebrating its sixth anniversary. Instead, it’s still fighting to be recognized.

FIRE has written extensively about Fordham’s shameful decision to ban the student group because of its political beliefs.

Court filing: Yale’s lawyers make surprising claims about the school’s academic freedom promises

While its president publicly boasts of Yale’s commitment to academic freedom, its lawyers tell a federal court those commitments aren’t binding.