New Florida State Law Protects First Amendment Rights in Schools

The erosion of students' and faculty members' rights under the First Amendment is not something that is unique to colleges and universities.

University Presidents Deserve Due Process, Too

‘Daniel Pearl Freedom of Press Act’ and Press Freedom at America’s Colleges

FIRE Criticizes Virginia Attorney General's Investigation of Professor

In a letter today, FIRE criticizes Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's decision to open a civil investigation of former University of Virginia professor Dr. Michael Mann.

Victory for Freedom of the Press: UC San Diego Ends Unconstitutional Funding Freeze

UCSD’s student government reversed its president’s funding freeze on campus media, restoring support for 33 student outlets after FIRE and other groups denounced the shutdown as unconstitutional censorship.

P.C. Never Died

Nebraska 'Breach of the Peace' Case Reaches Oral Argument, Receives Local Media Attention

Bloggers Debate University of Minnesota's Teacher Education Redesign, But Some Miss Key Evidence

Unprincipled Hypocrisy Drives UMass to Do the Right Thing--This Time

FIRE DVD Distributed in Print Edition of ‘National Review’