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- ADF to 5th Circuit: Stop dangerous trend of chilling speech on campus
- Penn State revokes unconstitutional speech codes after ADF intervention
- Grad student sues Illinois university that punished her for expressing her Christian, political views
- Pro-liberty student group sues Univ. of Alabama in Huntsville over unconstitutional speech policies
- University of Alabama policies require students to request approval to speak days in advance, and because the permits are subject to the university’s approval, administrators can pick and choose which events and viewpoints are allowed on campus. The policies violate Alabama’s FORUM Act, which requires public colleges and universities to respect the free speech rights of students on campus.
- Chike Uzuegbunam was stopped twice from peacefully sharing his Christian faith with fellow students on his college campus.
- University of Minnesota sued for banishing conservative event to inadequate venue
- Student group files suit against UMass-Amherst for confining speech to one hour per day and less than 1% of campus
- Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys represent the student group Grace Christian Life
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Travis Barham regarding a friend-of-the-court brief filed Tuesday in Speech First v. McCall with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit challenging an illegal speech policy at Texas State University that penalizes constitutionally protected speech on and off campus: “College students have the freedom to share their beliefs anywhere on campus; they don’t need permission from college officials to speak, nor should they have to jump through burdensome and illegal hoops just to talk with their classmates ...