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Speech First Executive Director Cherise Trump spoke with Fox New Digital about holding universities accountable in the court of law for "bad" harassment policies that are targeting students.

Speech First, an advocacy group, claims Texas State’s harassment and computer policies violate students’ First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.

Students protested Speech First Executive Director Cherise Trump during an Apr. 5 event at the State University of New York at Oswego.

Three conservative students have sued Texas State University in federal court, claiming a campus speech code suppresses their freedom to dissent on topics ranging from transgender athletes to affirmative action.

Texas State University is being sued for violating students’ First and Fourth Amendment rights due to "overboard" student conduct policies, the lawsuit alleges.

Speech First, a free speech watchdog, sued Texas State University on Thursday over two policies it alleges chills on-campus speech, according to its text.

Latest updates on this topic.

More than half of U.S. universities encourage students to snitch anonymously on others for “bias” or “protected identity harm.”

Last week, amid recent events that have threatened free speech on college campuses across the country, including just last month at Stanford Law School, the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development held a hearing on free speech on college campuses titled “Diversity of Thought:

Snitches get sheepskins as colleges train student informants.