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Summary
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs refused to grant Ratio Christi, a Christian apologetics organization, registered status because the group requires students who lead it to share its religious beliefs. As a result, the university had denied it registered status, limiting its access to funding, meeting and event space, and administrative support.
Religious Freedom
These 4 Students Refused to Be SilencedRead about these four students and their courageous stand for campus free speech in the latest edition of Faith & Justice magazine.
Religious Freedom
This Student Club Was in Danger of Dying out on Campus, but It Turned the TablesBy standing up for its First Amendment rights, Ratio Christi made a difference for all student groups on campus.
Religious Freedom
This Campus Club Has Been Denied Recognition for Three Years... Because It’s ChristianThe university will not approve a Christian group for recognition because it asks its leaders to hold to the beliefs and mission of the group.
Religious Freedom
Uzuegbunam v. PreczewskiHear the story of Chike Uzuegbunam, who was stopped twice from peacefully sharing his Christian faith with fellow students on his college campus.
Religious Freedom
Secular Student Alliance v. U. S. Department of Education
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Chemeketa Students for Life v. Members of the Chemeketa Board of EducationOregon college sued for censoring student speech, restricting it to 1.5% of campus
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Tyson Langhofer
Senior Counsel, Director of the Center for Academic Freedom
Tyson C. Langhofer serves as senior counsel and director of the Center for Academic Freedom with Alliance Defending Freedom.
Travis Barham
Senior Counsel
Travis C. Barham serves as senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, where he plays a key role with the ADF Center for Academic Freedom.
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