FIRE publicly opposed Southwest Missouri State University’s investigation of the student editor and faculty advisor of its student newspaper after it printed an editorial cartoon that some Native American students found offensive.
The Board of Directors of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education announces, with the deepest satisfaction, the appointment of David A. French as FIRE's president.
Purdue University has finally granted a Christian women's housing group an exemption from a mandatory "nondiscrimination" policy that would have made voluntary religious association impossible.
Although school officials deny any connection to the controversy, it's not hard to figure out why Johnson is losing his position after 15 years on the job.
University of Alabama has ordered a faculty group that is critical of the university's grading policies to pay a rate eight times higher than that paid by other faculty organizations for use of the university's mail system.
California Polytechnic State University has settled a free speech lawsuit involving a student who was punished for posting a flier on a public bulletin board announcing a College Republicans-sponsored speech by a Black social critic.
Southwest Missouri State University is investigating the faculty advisor and student editor of its campus newspaper for publishing an editorial cartoon that a Native American group found offensive.
The nation's largest professional association of campus judicial administrators has adopted a resolution calling upon colleges and universities to reflect their institutions' legal and moral obligations to freedom of speech in policies governing student life.
Lakeland Community College removed a professor of moral philosophy from his classes as punishment for refusing to hide his religious identity from students.
