Seven out of 10 college students say that speech can be just as damaging as physical violence, according to a new survey from the Knight Foundation, a journalism and free speech nonprofit. The survey, ...

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, or FIRE, is a bipartisan organization that advocates for academic freedom and free speech. FIRE surveyed college students nationwide about ...

U niversities are facing a tsunami of federal enforcement actions and private litigation stemming from their responses — or their lack of one — to campus protests. Some universities still do not ...

Amid deep political divides and government scrutiny of college campuses that risks the throttling of free speech, one California college stands out by encouraging open dialogue and championing the ...

New College of Florida defends its commitment to free speech against criticism. The college has hosted controversial speakers, including Alan Dershowitz and Judith Butler. New College's relationship ...

According to a new survey, only one-third of college students say it's never acceptable to shout down a controversial campus speaker. And one-quarter think using violence can be acceptable in at least ...

The devastating conflict in Israel and Palestine has roiled campuses here at home. College students across the country are exercising their constitutional right to free speech by organizing, ...

Ignited by Hamas’ terrorist attack against Israel, divisive domestic conversations about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have driven a new wave of campus censorship. But the problem of stifled speech ...

Are colleges facing a free speech crisis? From the picket lines of the Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War, to social media posts surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict today, expressing free ...

This speech assessment tool was designed as part of a joint DPO/OSAPG report on A Conceptual Analysis of the Overlaps and Differences between Hate Speech, Misinformation and Disinformation to help ...

Professors and free speech advocates are protesting a decision by the college to monitor and remove pro-Palestinian statements and other speech the college deems too political. By Sharon Otterman ...