A student was not allowed to display his senior art exhibit on Islamic extremism because it “did not promote cultural diversity.”

Summary: Administrators took down a student’s anti-street harassment display, citing a policy prohibiting “hate speech” and “profane/vulgar language.”

An exhibit featuring Ku Klux Klan and World War II imagery was temporarily closed, and later hidden partially behind drapes, in response to student complaints.

UW decided that two historical paintings depicting the fur trade between Native Americans and white traders would be removed due to the potential “harmful effect.”

Winthrop threatened a student with suspension and expulsion over her involvement in an anti-lynching art display.

A student’s exhibition featuring artwork by Palestinian teenagers was removed by Brandeis administrators over complaints that it was “one-sided.”