In 2016, Virginia Tech tried but failed to keep Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Riley from speaking on campus. Several professors had tried to keep Riley from speaking at an annual lecture because he had written in the past about racial issues. The school rescinded an invitation and then changed their mind, finally apologizing to Riley.
In 2015 students at Youngstown State put up satirical “Straight Pride” posters to mock LGBT events going on on […]
Read MoreIn February 2016, the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics I(IOP) hosted a series of speeches and discussions by […]
Read MoreIn 2016, the University of Houstin student government tried but ultimately failed to punish Rohini Sethi, student body vice-president, […]
Read MoreRecently, members of a socially conservative group called TFP Action (Truth, Family, Property) showed up outside George Washington University […]
Read MoreA group of professors at Wellesley College recently asked the school community to not invite controversial speakers to campus. […]
Read MoreIn 2016, DePaul University banned the school’s chapter of YAF from hosting Ben Shapiro because he had been protested […]
Read MoreRecently, when University of California-San Diego invited the Dalai Lama to speak at its commencement ceremonies the school probably […]
Read MoreA free speech event would seem to be the ideal place to promote debate and discussion on important political […]
Read MoreIn 2006, a professor and a group of students vandalized a pro-life display. In 2012, vandals cut down the […]
Read MoreIn 2015, during protests in Baltimore over alleged police misconduct, Texas Christian University student Harry Vincent took to Twitter […]
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