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The Texas Holocaust, Genocide, and Antisemitism Advisory Commission issued eight recommendations for the state to fight hatred against Jews in Texas.

Underpaid@UT, a student-led coalition, asked for graduate student stipends to increase to $36,317 per year, cost of living adjustments, and more.

The University of Missouri’s journalism school imposes an anti-speech diversity policy.

College campuses were once considered to be safe places for free speech, but many institutions have bowed to policies that limit free expression in recent years. Now, two universities are joining the ranks of a small coalition of schools that are resisting the anti-free speech movement.

This past week, the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents voted to adopt the Chicago Statement of Principles on Freedom of Speech.

OU, in recent times, has been promoting week-long sessions on freedom of speech on campus. How is this different from academic freedom? Academic freedom, from the perspective of the American

This week the University of Oklahoma board of regents acted to protect free speech on campus by adopting the “Chicago Statement.”

OU’s Board of Regents adopted the Chicago Statement, approved the OU School of Aviation’s name change and expanded its aviation fleet and ratified the funds for the first phase of

OU’s Board of Regents will hold its November meeting on Wednesday, with agenda items including the adoption of the Chicago Statement, approval of the OU School of Aviation Studies’ name