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College campus free speech controversies roared back to life in a big way during the 2022 calendar year, after COVID restrictions during 2020 and 2021 largely tempered the issue or relegated it to an online environment.

As new administrators arrived, University decisions, free speech disputes and abortion rights advocacy stirred debate across campus and the country.

Take a look back at 2022, as told through the camera lenses of our team of photographers.

Palestine Legal said George Washington University is attempting to punish legitimate activism through the action.

Palestine Legal said officials launched an investigation into SJP following the October protest denouncing a former IDF intelligence officer speaker.

‘The government should not be defined by the more extreme edges of the body politic in Israel,’ Herzog argued, drawing comparisons to fringe political figures in the U.S.

Faculty senators passed a resolution to support the construction of a 320-bed residence hall on the corner of 20th and H streets Friday.

Jay Goff said the number of underrepresented minority students in the current freshman class rose from 530 to 642 compared to fall 2021.

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