Articles tagged: "freedom of speech"

Campus protests shook and stunned Evergreen State College, and the backlash against the protests may have led the college to look to hire a marketing and brand fellow to rebuild its public image.

Five Claremont McKenna students were suspended, and two on “conduct probation” due to their involvement in shutting down a speech by an author on the college campus this past spring.

Berkeley prides itself on being the birthplace of the free speech movement but is that where it will end?

Georgetown University unveiled a new free speech policy, which is encouraging since liberal college students are increasingly intolerant of any opposite viewpoints.

Claremont McKenna will not levy serious sanctions against their students who disrupted a speech by the author of the book, “War on Cops.”

Several college professors, who are alumni of Middlebury College, criticized the college for failing to stand up for free speech.

Conservative UCLA professor Keith Fink has some supporters among students at the university, after all

None of the sixty-seven students who participated in the disruptive protest at Middlebury College will be expelled or suspended, but they will be placed on probation and other disciplinary measures, announced the college.

So much for diversity: College students and faculty at Orange Coast College want to boot the College Republicans chapter from their campus.

A Chinese exchange student was criticized over her remarks of how America’s “fresh air” was liberating, compared to her home country of China.

After protesting students disrupted a presentation by several federal officials, one from ICE and another from the Department of Justice, the Northwestern University president condemned the “disrespectful” behavior of the students.

The state of Tennessee passed a law that will protect free speech of students on public college campuses.