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Constitutional law scholar Ilya Shapiro announced his resignation from Georgetown University on Monday, saying that the school has "yielded to the progressive mob," and has "abandoned free speech."

Months after being placed on leave at the behest of a woke mob and just days after being reinstated by administrators, Ilya Shapiro resigned from Georgetown on Monday in a

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After a four-month investigation into a tweet he has since deleted, newly hired Georgetown Law Professor Ilya Shapiro resigned from his position Monday, declaring “I won’t live this way,” and labeling Georgetown “a place that doesn’t value free speech.”

Conservative law professor Ilya Shapiro resigned from Georgetown Law School on Monday after a four-month-long investigation.

Months after Georgetown University put conservative Ilya Shapiro on administrative leave over controversial tweets about President Biden’s Supreme Court pick, the legal scholar is back on campus.“I’m gratified that I’ll

The University of Iowa (UI) is facing a lawsuit for violating the First Amendment rights of a religious club on campus. After discovering that a Christian student organization was – gasp! – Christian, the school took aggressive measures to suppress the club. The UI club in question is BLinC, Business Leaders in Christ, founded in […]

Few things invoke fear in a college administrator like receiving a letter from FIRE — The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.

Martin Walsh, writing at conservativebrief.com reports: With Democrats in control of Congress and Joe Biden in the White House, Republicans are battling multiple fronts to uphold the Constitution. And conservatives just secured a massive victory at the U.S. Supreme Court regarding free speech. The Supreme Court ruled in an 8-1 decision that a Georgia college’s speech code policy violated the First Amendment and that a student who was harmed by the policy can seek damages. Justice Clarence Tho...

Chief Justice John Roberts was the only dissenter in the U.S Supreme Court’s most recent ruling favoring a couple of Christian students who challenged their university for restricting when, where, and how they could speak about their faith and disseminate materials on campus. Todays 8-1 decision in Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski marks the first time Chief Justice John Roberts has ever been the sole dissenting justice during his entire tenure. https://t.co/6Ux9HvXiDL Uzuegbunam et al. v. Preczewski ...