Presidents from more than a dozen colleges and universities announced the formation of an advocacy campaign, Campus Call for Free Expression, that will promote free expression in higher education and on college campuses.
The university's flyer posting policy impermissibly restricts students’ free speech rights by requiring sponsorship from registered student organizations.
Student groups have the right to determine their own membership. That was FIRE’s message to Penn State after one of its administrators incorrectly told student members of the College Independents they weren’t allowed to remove a disruptive member.
Columbia earned an “abysmal” free speech score from FIRE, putting it dead last in our annual College Free Speech Rankings. Can the university’s new president turn things around?
On the afternoon of Jan. 13, 2018, the president of the College of Wooster informed students and faculty that a senior student had posted offensive memes in a private Facebook group chat.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights released a letter and resolution agreement regarding book removals at some Forsyth County Schools libraries in Georgia.
An adjunct assistant professor of art at New York’s Hunter College reacted angrily to two pro-life students tabling on campus by berating them and vandalizing their display.