A U.S. District Court Judge has ruled against a Wisconsin community college that banned a woman from campus because she was handing out Jesus-themed Valentine’s Day cards.
An administrator at Keene State College in New Hampshire told Turning Point USA activists that they needed permission to exercise free speech at the publicly-funded college. The administrator added that they would also need to remain within the bounds of the school’s designated “free speech area.”
The Democrat Governor of Montana, Steve Bullock, vetoed a bill that would have expanded free speech rights on campus across the state.
In a victory for the First Amendment on campus, a bill that will effectively ban “free speech zones” on Alabama college campuses passed last week.
Republican Congressman Phil Roe from Tennessee is fighting to end “free speech zones,” which restricts political activism to certain areas on college campuses.
A group of lawmakers in South Dakota recently introduced a bill that aims to promote intellectual diversity on campuses throughout the state.
Pierce College has been forced to abandon its “free speech zone” policy after losing a lawsuit that was sparked after a student was told he couldn’t hand out copies of the Constitution on campus.
UC Irvine Chancellor Howard Gillman is defending freshman in free speech studies against the charge of being “snowflakes.”
Two Florida state senators have introduced a bill that, if passed, would outlaw universities in the state that receive federal funding from setting up “free speech zones.”
Students at Arkansas State University are suing over a controversial “free speech zone” policy that only allows them to exercise their First Amendment rights on certain parts of campus.
(Associated Press) — On some college campuses, students and outsiders are allowed to protest and distribute fliers only in so-called “free speech zones.” Supporters say it’s a way to protect against disruptions to school operations, but opponents call it censorship.
