Most colleges won’t give you any trouble at all if you ask to table or distribute literature, but if they do, don’t worry, because FIRE's got your back.
Denver’s Rocky Mountain News is running a multi-part series investigating Ward Churchill’s academic and ethnic background. The News is attempting to answer questions related to alleged plagiarism, copyright violations, shoddy scholarship, and resume fraud.
The Village Voice highlights one of the major problems at many American colleges and universities: the complete lack of due process in university judicial systems.
Can Le Moyne really claim that McConnell was not an “admitted” student who had to abide by the same rules and be guaranteed the same rights as any other student enrolled full-time and paying full tuition for his coursework?
The Third Circuit had ruled the Solomon Amendment, which requires universities that receive federal funds be open to all military recruiters on campus, unconstitutional.
The Oxy case remains one of the worst I have seen in my career for reasons that go well beyond their firing a student from a radio show, and it seems that even though Jason Antebi is gone, the college marches along with precious little respect for the rights of its students.
Our illustrious program associate, Alexis Zoberg, who handles our case intake, has prepared an excellent summary of another crazy case of repression on college campuses.
