FIRE announces Greek life guides to help fraternities and sororities defend their rights 

Far too many universities treat Greek organizations as second-class student groups and fraternity and sorority members as second-class students.

West Texas A&M president vows to ignore ‘the law of the land’ to cancel student-run drag show

The president of West Texas A&M University said yesterday he will violate the law to stop a student group’s charity drag show from taking place on campus.

Grammy-winning rocker Melissa Etheridge appears on second installment of SPIN and FIRE’s video interview series, ‘Free Speech + Other Dirty Words’

Artist-turned-activist Melissa Etheridge sits down for an episode of “Free Speech + Other Dirty Words,” the provocative and engaging new video series created by legendary media brand SPIN and FIRE.

Denver Law swears it didn’t stifle student speech. Its own statements suggest otherwise.

Administrators at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law unfairly questioned members of the Federalist Society who hosted a speaking event featuring Ilya Shapiro.

Charlie Kirk event at UC Davis prompts violent protest

A speaking engagement by conservative commentator Charlie Kirk Tuesday night was met with violent protests at University of California, Davis.

Delaware State rescinds NDAs, agrees to let students speak about campus safety

After FIRE raised the alarm about Delaware State imposing sweeping confidentiality agreements on students serving on campus safety committees, the school rescinded the ban and promised to foster institutional transparency going forward.

FACULTY SURVEY: Support for free speech varies by academic discipline

Faculty in business and STEM fields are more supportive of free speech and academic freedom according to a FIRE survey.

‘So to Speak’ podcast transcript: Ilya Shapiro on Fox/Dominion and his 'cancel culture nightmare'

Alumni, faculty, and students bring free speech commitment to Davidson College

Davidson College just took a big step toward building a more speech-friendly campus.

University of Alabama recommits to First Amendment obligations, says it won’t punish subjectively offensive speech

Following two letters from FIRE, the University of Alabama committed to protecting even offensive viewpoints on campus.