Grambling State University Bans Use of E-Mail for Core Political Expression

Grambling State University is prohibiting its students and faculty members from engaging in a wide swath of constitutionally protected political expression.

Bucknell Alumnus Prefers Rival Lehigh on Free Speech

The Future of the First Amendment: "Rights for Me and Not for Thee"?

Who stole the First Amendment from our nation's public campuses?

The State of Free Speech on Campus: Brown University

Repression of Political Speech and Activity Abounds on College Campuses in 2008

An Update on St. Catherine

Confused about 501(c)(3) Obligations, College of St. Catherine Disinvites Political Speakers

Stanley Fish Misunderstands FIRE on Illinois ‘Buttons’ Controversy

University of Illinois Responds to Widespread Complaints Against Ban on Political Activity

‘Chicago Tribune’ Highlights FIRE’s Work Defending Political Speech

An article in today's edition of the Chicago Tribune further investigates the outrage among many at the University of Illinois over the September 2008 edition of Ethics Matter, a "newsletter from the University of Illinois Ethics Office."