(Press)ed for Freedom: As U.S. erupts with protests in wake of George Floyd death, debate on press rights ignites as journalists covering events face police violence
Madison journalists, journalism students weigh in on what current treatment of press means to them, UW professors discuss legal rights
Board of Regents’ ‘protection’ of free speech actually does exact opposite
Integrity of debate, free speech vital to healthy democracy
Blaming personal shortcomings on systemic problems won’t cut it anymore
Why the racial slur scrawled on a student's door exemplifies the importance of personal accountability
Ignorance in activism: Recent climate change protest shows activism can be tarnished by ignorant, insensitive oversight of history
Freedom of speech is vital, but citizens must be cognizant of impact of actions
Editorial Board: Free speech and power in a protest-driven era
Campus Free Speech Bill supports those who espouse hate speech more than those who disrupt it
UW experts say Trump’s ‘free speech’ executive order will have limited impact on college campuses
Executive order requires college campuses to protect free speech, but implementation still unclear
First Amendment does not unconditionally protect blocked Twitter users
Brief analysis of court cases reveal the complicated history of First Amendment protection on the public forum
Political integrity is vital to democracy — discourse on Twitter must not be an exception
Politics on Twitter has its pitfalls, but now more than ever, constituents have the power to hold their leaders accountable
UW professor dives into Board of Regents’ free speech policies
Political science professor Howard Schweber said Regents' decision to use the word 'disrupt' in guidelines is too vague
Conservatives’ self-victimization on college campuses is getting old
Freedom of speech not good enough excuse to target already marginalized groups
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