News Archive 981Results 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 High school administrators censored a student newspaper. They don’t think they did anything wrong. May 26, 2026 California administrators censored a student newspaper, then denied wrongdoing. The First Amendment — and state law — say otherwise. Press Release VICTORY: Pensacola State College backtracks, prints student-created magazine May 26, 2026 After FIRE intervened, Pensacola State College agreed to print a student magazine with LGBT stories it had tried to suppress citing Stop WOKE. Analysis Fearing controversy, schools cancel graduation speeches May 21, 2026 From Rutgers to NYU, schools are canceling graduation speeches over politics, trading open discourse for fear and censorship at commencement. Analysis A Marine takes the stage for free speech May 21, 2026 After a college censored a “No Kings” slogan from a student play, Marine veteran Greyson Hartsell took a stand for free speech and artistic freedom. Analysis How two Clemson professors fought a wave of censorship May 19, 2026 After Clemson fired faculty over posts about Charlie Kirk’s killing, two professors spoke out — and earned a Berkson Award in the process. Analysis Lawmakers see different threats to campus speech — but the same stakes May 11, 2026 A recent congressional hearing revealed that despite real disagreement, Democrats and Republicans agree that campus free speech is essential to higher education — and America’s future. Op-Ed What UCLA doesn’t want you to know May 8, 2026 UCLA law students shouted down a DHS official. Then administrators warned critics not to identify disruptors on video after protests erupted. Press Release VICTORY: FIRE-supported campus speech bill signed into law by Tennessee governor May 1, 2026 Tennessee expands campus free speech protections as Gov. Bill Lee signs the “Charlie Kirk Act,” strengthening safeguards for students and faculty. Statement Yale tries to claw back public trust April 28, 2026 Yale recently released a committee report outlining ways the school can improve, including on free speech. Analysis The critics are wrong about Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act. Here’s why. April 21, 2026 Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act strengthens campus free speech, protecting faculty, students and speakers from censorship and retaliation. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 99 Next Page
981Results 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 High school administrators censored a student newspaper. They don’t think they did anything wrong. May 26, 2026 California administrators censored a student newspaper, then denied wrongdoing. The First Amendment — and state law — say otherwise. Press Release VICTORY: Pensacola State College backtracks, prints student-created magazine May 26, 2026 After FIRE intervened, Pensacola State College agreed to print a student magazine with LGBT stories it had tried to suppress citing Stop WOKE. Analysis Fearing controversy, schools cancel graduation speeches May 21, 2026 From Rutgers to NYU, schools are canceling graduation speeches over politics, trading open discourse for fear and censorship at commencement. Analysis A Marine takes the stage for free speech May 21, 2026 After a college censored a “No Kings” slogan from a student play, Marine veteran Greyson Hartsell took a stand for free speech and artistic freedom. Analysis How two Clemson professors fought a wave of censorship May 19, 2026 After Clemson fired faculty over posts about Charlie Kirk’s killing, two professors spoke out — and earned a Berkson Award in the process. Analysis Lawmakers see different threats to campus speech — but the same stakes May 11, 2026 A recent congressional hearing revealed that despite real disagreement, Democrats and Republicans agree that campus free speech is essential to higher education — and America’s future. Op-Ed What UCLA doesn’t want you to know May 8, 2026 UCLA law students shouted down a DHS official. Then administrators warned critics not to identify disruptors on video after protests erupted. Press Release VICTORY: FIRE-supported campus speech bill signed into law by Tennessee governor May 1, 2026 Tennessee expands campus free speech protections as Gov. Bill Lee signs the “Charlie Kirk Act,” strengthening safeguards for students and faculty. Statement Yale tries to claw back public trust April 28, 2026 Yale recently released a committee report outlining ways the school can improve, including on free speech. Analysis The critics are wrong about Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act. Here’s why. April 21, 2026 Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act strengthens campus free speech, protecting faculty, students and speakers from censorship and retaliation. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 99 Next Page
Analysis High school administrators censored a student newspaper. They don’t think they did anything wrong. May 26, 2026 California administrators censored a student newspaper, then denied wrongdoing. The First Amendment — and state law — say otherwise.
Press Release VICTORY: Pensacola State College backtracks, prints student-created magazine May 26, 2026 After FIRE intervened, Pensacola State College agreed to print a student magazine with LGBT stories it had tried to suppress citing Stop WOKE.
Analysis Fearing controversy, schools cancel graduation speeches May 21, 2026 From Rutgers to NYU, schools are canceling graduation speeches over politics, trading open discourse for fear and censorship at commencement.
Analysis A Marine takes the stage for free speech May 21, 2026 After a college censored a “No Kings” slogan from a student play, Marine veteran Greyson Hartsell took a stand for free speech and artistic freedom.
Analysis How two Clemson professors fought a wave of censorship May 19, 2026 After Clemson fired faculty over posts about Charlie Kirk’s killing, two professors spoke out — and earned a Berkson Award in the process.
Analysis Lawmakers see different threats to campus speech — but the same stakes May 11, 2026 A recent congressional hearing revealed that despite real disagreement, Democrats and Republicans agree that campus free speech is essential to higher education — and America’s future.
Op-Ed What UCLA doesn’t want you to know May 8, 2026 UCLA law students shouted down a DHS official. Then administrators warned critics not to identify disruptors on video after protests erupted.
Press Release VICTORY: FIRE-supported campus speech bill signed into law by Tennessee governor May 1, 2026 Tennessee expands campus free speech protections as Gov. Bill Lee signs the “Charlie Kirk Act,” strengthening safeguards for students and faculty.
Statement Yale tries to claw back public trust April 28, 2026 Yale recently released a committee report outlining ways the school can improve, including on free speech.
Analysis The critics are wrong about Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act. Here’s why. April 21, 2026 Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act strengthens campus free speech, protecting faculty, students and speakers from censorship and retaliation.
