The University of Iowa faces a lawsuit for preventing campus groups from choosing their leaders, a policy that led to 38 groups of Christians, Sikhs, and others being deregistered.
A University of Georgia journalism professor offered an apology last week for tweeting Republican gubernatorial nominee Brian Kemp was a “nice guy,” saying it was “ill-timed” and seemed like a political endorsement.
A rising junior at Stanford University on Friday threatened to “physically fight zionists on campus next year,” castigating Israel in a Facebook post.
NEW YORK CITY—Dozens gathered at the New York Times’s event center just off of Times Square on Friday for the first annual Open Mind conference, a meeting of luminaries organized by Heterodox Academy (or HxA, as it is styled) to discuss why, exactly, America’s campuses are growing more hostile to speech.
Campus branches of the liberal group J Street have been helping anti-Israel activists gain support for student government resolutions calling for boycotts of Israel, according to a Washington Free Beacon review of BDS campaigns on college campuses during the recently concluded 2017-2018 school year.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is expected to rule in the coming months on McAdams vs. Marquette, a case that pits a suspended university professor against his employer over core issues of free speech.
The Department of Justice announced on Friday what it called a victory in campus free speech litigation.
A Columbia University student publicly complained about her professor using the word “Negro,” even though he said it in a lesson about 1960s America.
Two-time failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is set to give a paid speech at Rutgers University on Thursday, but she will rake in significantly less money than what she received in 2014 to deliver speeches at UCLA and other campuses.
The Rider University Student Government Association intends to amend a bill targeting hate speech, after students expressed concern that it could be wielded to silence conservative voices.
