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… NYC college agrees to change policies that led to discrimination against …

… Wash. college agrees to end discrimination against pro-life students ADF attorneys … are pleased that the college officials have agreed to change their unconstitutional policies and programs so that …

… Lawsuit prompts SC college to recognize non-partisan student politics club, make policy changes College of Charleston agrees to pay $20K in settlement over unconstitutional …

… Michigan college finally fixes policies that led to arresting people handing out Constitution ADF attorneys … the  student group filed suit , the college refused to change any of its policies. Then, two weeks after a federal …

… Pro-liberty student group lawsuit prompts UC-Berkeley to change policy ADF attorneys represent Young Americans for … ending the suit, the university has agreed to revisions that prohibit discrimination against student groups based on …

… Non-partisan student politics club sues College of Charleston for unlawful discrimination ADF … against the College of Charleston for refusing to recognize it as a registered student organization. … freedoms by giving them three unreasonable options: Change their group’s core mission, merge with another group …

… Georgia Tech student group’s lawsuit prompts end to discrimination against MLK’s niece ADF attorneys represent … System of Georgia ATLANTA  – Georgia Tech has  agreed  to change the unconstitutional policies that allowed its student government to deny funding …

… Lone Star College System revises policies after ousting conservative student group ADF lawsuit … v. Head HOUSTON  – Lone Star College officials have agreed to make policy changes to settle a  federal lawsuit  that …

… Phoenix-area community colleges Maricopa County Community College District agrees to eliminate unconstitutional free speech restrictions as …

… ADF to Supreme Court: Students deserve justice in free speech suit against Georgia college Petition asks high court to weigh in on outlier 11th … protected freedoms when those officials later change their policies during litigation. “[T]he Eleventh …