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VICTORY: Mississippi town votes to drop lawsuit that had forced newspaper to take down editorial

The government can’t censor individuals for criticizing government officials. But that’s exactly what happened last week in the Mississippi Delta — with the approval of a judge.

Free speech organizations urge University of Maryland to lift unconstitutional ‘Expressive Event’ ban

²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵAPP¹ÙÍø filed an amicus brief in support of University of Maryland Students for Justice in Palestine challenging the ban on all student-led expressive events scheduled for Oct. 7.

FIRE brief: TikTok law is unprecedented threat to Americans’ expressive rights

TikTok users and TikTok itself are challenging a new law that singles out and effectively bans an entire communications platform used by millions of Americans.

Student newspaper honored for exposing university’s censorship of RAs

Last spring, the University of Northern Iowa’s student newspaper reported about the administration’s unconstitutional prior restraint of media interviews given by resident assistants.

University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh withdraws from attempt to impose prior restraint on its former student journalist

The Wisconsin DOJ withdrew its application to a state trial court asking it to enjoin a journalist from disclosing information contained in public records accidentally disclosed to him by the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, while he was a student journalist.

LSU Law Center’s Diversity Task Force Mulls Prior Restraint, Administrative Oversight of Student Newspaper