Title IX weaponized against student journalists, again. This time, at Princeton.

No-contact order issued against Princeton Tory reporter just another example of universities misusing Title IX to silence the press.

This month on the SPFI hotline: Public records and Title IX

What records might I be able to obtain related to Title IX investigations and sexual assaults on my campus?

After FIRE letter, university administrator apologizes for confiscating student newspapers

Central Washington University College apologized to The Observer student newspaper for confiscating stacks of their papers, calling his actions “a mistake” from which he has “learned much.”

After FIRE letter, UW Oshkosh changes employee media policy to allow student journalists access to staff sources

FIRE reported that the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh was subjecting student journalists to a convoluted process of contacting University Marketing and Communications in order to interview any campus staffer.

FIRE’s Student Press Freedom Initiative to host free ‘FOIA & Public Records 101’ webinar May 5

One pivotal tool for journalists — including student journalists covering campus news — is access to public records.

Cover story ‘cover-up’: Emporia State University newspapers mysteriously hidden under manila folders

Litigation against student newspapers remains uncommon, but recent suits counsel vigilance

This month on the SPFI hotline: Public records laws as applied to private university police forces

This month’s question: How can I request records from police departments at private colleges and universities?

Communixed: Berea College administration targets student publication

On Student Press Freedom Day, FIRE report shows majority of student newspapers face administrative censorship

Cue our new report asks what does the problem of student press censorship actually look like?