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Want to view art at East Tennessee State? You’ll have to sign a waiver first

Eastern Tennessee State University defends controversial art exhibit but requires viewers to give up anonymity and sign waiver if they want to enter.

Hamline president declares academic freedom controversy over, but does little to allay faculty’s fears 

An “academic freedom” forum at Hamline provoked significant backlash for the selection of panelists who were almost uniformly not in favor of robust academic freedom.

FIRE to New Mexico State: Resist legislative pressure to block speakers

Objections to conservative commentator Matt Walsh’s visit to New Mexico State University last April gave rise to legislators’ calls to silence controversial speakers.

Always room for improvement: ��ݮ��ƵAPP����’s top-ranked school drops the ball by denying TPUSA chapter recognition

The University of Chicago uncharacteristically violated its students’ associational rights by denying recognition to a chapter of the conservative group Turning Point USA.

Protestors lose their marbles — literally — as Matt Walsh speaks at UIowa

Protesters shouted at attendees, blocked the exits, and even filled the hallway with marbles

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.

Stanford professors stand up for free speech culture with petition to end bias reporting system

A group of Stanford faculty are publicly objecting to a campus “harm reporting” system they say chills campus speech.

In rare move, Texas Tech rescinds DEI litmus test for faculty. Others aren’t as lucky.

UPDATE: Linfield University will pay professor more than $1 million after firing him for criticizing university president

Linfield University will start the year by paying out a total of $1,037,500 to Daniel Pollack-Pelzner, a former English professor abruptly fired in April 2021.

University of Florida to ‘investigate’ pro-Kanye chalk messages for anti-Semitism

On Feb. 1, chalk appeared on the University of Florida campus reading “Ye is Right,” “Students for Ye,” “Ye 24,” and “Ye for President.”