Morehead State University

(c)  Student Speakers: The selection of students to speak at official University events shall be made in a viewpoint-neutral manner. Prepared remarks of the student speaker shall not be altered before delivery, except in a viewpoint-neutral manner, unless requested by said student. A student speaker may be prohibit... Read More

Any behavior that is threatening or intimidating and which places a person in reasonable fear of harm to person or property; or creates a hostile environment by substantially interfering with or impairing the person’s educational performance, opportunities or benefits. Any conduct or pattern of behavior directed at ... Read More

We will strive to maintain a safe and welcoming environment that embodies our ideals of civility and mutual respect. This involves protecting each other’s rights of respectful expression while condemning hateful or victimizing acts. This includes sexual violence and other misconduct as covered by Title IX. We will n... Read More

Please complete the form at www.moreheadstate.edu/bias-incident if you have experienced a bias related issue involving a member of the Morehead State University community. Morehead State University appreciates your willingness to submit this report. We are committed to an inclusive community and take all reports ser... Read More

This policy applies to all faculty, staff, students, affiliates, volunteers, guests and subcontractors of the University. … Sexual harassment is conduct based on sex that satisfies one or more of the following: … Unwelcome conduct that a reasonable person would determine is so severe, pervasive, and obj... Read More

Prohibited activity with MSU technology resources include: Using University technology resources to gain unauthorized access to other technology resources (regardless of ownership or location), to engage in illegal activity, or to violate University policies, regulations, or rules. Read More

Morehead State University ensures the right to free speech and expression, and encourages the timely and rational discussion of topics whereby the ethical and intellectual development of students and general welfare of the public may be promoted. The generally accessible, open, outdoor areas of the campus are ma... Read More

Students may use chalk (this does not include chalk paint) only when announcing events. Chalk may be used on horizontal surfaces which can be hit by rain. Individuals and/or groups may be assessed restitution charges for damages caused to University property. Read More

(e) Public Forums: 1. The generally accessible, open, outdoor areas of campus are maintained as traditional public forums for University students and faculty to express their views. 2. Freedom of speech and expression of students and faculty is not limited to particular areas of the campus or “free speech zones.” 3.... Read More