Speech First argued that its anti-discrimination policy violates students’ First Amendment rights. The university agreed to keep the policy as part of a settlement.
From critical race theory to LGBTQ, legislators are pushing to shut down some teachings and trainings, and the three ways college leaders can change that.
Bills that could impact how students exercise free speech at public higher ed institutions—and that could also dictate how administrators discipline "disruptive" behavior—are winning various levels of support in statehouses across the country. Introduced partly in response to recent protests against controversial speakers on campuses across the U.S., the proposals follow two models: the Campus Free Expression […]
