News Archive 1,036Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Academic Freedom Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis Whitman Republican Club denied affiliation — for being Republican September 4, 2026 Whitman promises students free speech and association. Its student senate still rejected a Republican club after grilling members on their politics. Analysis Florida wants colleges out of politics, but its plan has a loophole September 3, 2026 Florida wants public colleges out of politics. But a loophole in its neutrality plan could give administrators a new license to speak out. Press Release Washington professor who parodied university 'land acknowledgment' wins $600K settlement September 3, 2026 Payment comes after federal appeals court held university violated Professor Stuart Reges' academic freedom rights Analysis Massachusetts has a better approach for book challenges: due process August 25, 2026 Library books aren’t immune from challenge. But Massachusetts has a smart idea: Require a fair process before taking them off the shelves. Analysis Professors are being squeezed on all sides. The GUARD Act can protect them. August 19, 2026 Government pressure on professors is surging. FIRE’s GUARD Act gives states a blueprint to protect faculty speech and academic freedom. Analysis Campus hecklers are silencing pro-Israel speakers. Speech codes are not the fix. August 17, 2026 Campus hecklers can silence pro-Israel speakers. But vague antisemitism rules risk a second kind of censorship. Universities should reject both. Analysis Tuskegee tells students to suit up and leave the durag at home August 13, 2026 Tuskegee can teach professionalism without policing culturally expressive clothing in classrooms and cafeterias. Analysis Student punished for ‘blasted’ comment wins court battle August 13, 2026 A college suspended a student for saying someone should get “blasted.” Now a federal court says the punishment violated the First Amendment. Analysis The real threat at Michigan’s commencement wasn’t the speech August 6, 2026 A Michigan professor’s commencement remarks deserved debate — not demands that the university punish him for expressing an unpopular view. News Investigated for saying 'word salad'!? August 5, 2026 Hofstra is probing a professor for calling a course proposal “word salad.” Tell the university to drop this speech-chilling investigation now. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 104 Next Page
1,036Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Academic Freedom Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis Whitman Republican Club denied affiliation — for being Republican September 4, 2026 Whitman promises students free speech and association. Its student senate still rejected a Republican club after grilling members on their politics. Analysis Florida wants colleges out of politics, but its plan has a loophole September 3, 2026 Florida wants public colleges out of politics. But a loophole in its neutrality plan could give administrators a new license to speak out. Press Release Washington professor who parodied university 'land acknowledgment' wins $600K settlement September 3, 2026 Payment comes after federal appeals court held university violated Professor Stuart Reges' academic freedom rights Analysis Massachusetts has a better approach for book challenges: due process August 25, 2026 Library books aren’t immune from challenge. But Massachusetts has a smart idea: Require a fair process before taking them off the shelves. Analysis Professors are being squeezed on all sides. The GUARD Act can protect them. August 19, 2026 Government pressure on professors is surging. FIRE’s GUARD Act gives states a blueprint to protect faculty speech and academic freedom. Analysis Campus hecklers are silencing pro-Israel speakers. Speech codes are not the fix. August 17, 2026 Campus hecklers can silence pro-Israel speakers. But vague antisemitism rules risk a second kind of censorship. Universities should reject both. Analysis Tuskegee tells students to suit up and leave the durag at home August 13, 2026 Tuskegee can teach professionalism without policing culturally expressive clothing in classrooms and cafeterias. Analysis Student punished for ‘blasted’ comment wins court battle August 13, 2026 A college suspended a student for saying someone should get “blasted.” Now a federal court says the punishment violated the First Amendment. Analysis The real threat at Michigan’s commencement wasn’t the speech August 6, 2026 A Michigan professor’s commencement remarks deserved debate — not demands that the university punish him for expressing an unpopular view. News Investigated for saying 'word salad'!? August 5, 2026 Hofstra is probing a professor for calling a course proposal “word salad.” Tell the university to drop this speech-chilling investigation now. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 104 Next Page
Analysis Whitman Republican Club denied affiliation — for being Republican September 4, 2026 Whitman promises students free speech and association. Its student senate still rejected a Republican club after grilling members on their politics.
Analysis Florida wants colleges out of politics, but its plan has a loophole September 3, 2026 Florida wants public colleges out of politics. But a loophole in its neutrality plan could give administrators a new license to speak out.
Press Release Washington professor who parodied university 'land acknowledgment' wins $600K settlement September 3, 2026 Payment comes after federal appeals court held university violated Professor Stuart Reges' academic freedom rights
Analysis Massachusetts has a better approach for book challenges: due process August 25, 2026 Library books aren’t immune from challenge. But Massachusetts has a smart idea: Require a fair process before taking them off the shelves.
Analysis Professors are being squeezed on all sides. The GUARD Act can protect them. August 19, 2026 Government pressure on professors is surging. FIRE’s GUARD Act gives states a blueprint to protect faculty speech and academic freedom.
Analysis Campus hecklers are silencing pro-Israel speakers. Speech codes are not the fix. August 17, 2026 Campus hecklers can silence pro-Israel speakers. But vague antisemitism rules risk a second kind of censorship. Universities should reject both.
Analysis Tuskegee tells students to suit up and leave the durag at home August 13, 2026 Tuskegee can teach professionalism without policing culturally expressive clothing in classrooms and cafeterias.
Analysis Student punished for ‘blasted’ comment wins court battle August 13, 2026 A college suspended a student for saying someone should get “blasted.” Now a federal court says the punishment violated the First Amendment.
Analysis The real threat at Michigan’s commencement wasn’t the speech August 6, 2026 A Michigan professor’s commencement remarks deserved debate — not demands that the university punish him for expressing an unpopular view.
News Investigated for saying 'word salad'!? August 5, 2026 Hofstra is probing a professor for calling a course proposal “word salad.” Tell the university to drop this speech-chilling investigation now.
