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Three students are suing the University as they claim their anti-discrimination policy is in violation of their rights.

The University of Houston has been sued on behalf of three students claiming they feel constrained in what they can say there.

PUNTA GORDA, Fla.—A non-profit group filed a lawsuit on Feb. 23 against the University of Houston for a harassment ...

A nonprofit organization that specializes in defending free speech on college campuses has filed a lawsuit against the University of Houston over a harassment policy that punishes speech such as jokes and stereotyping.

Over the past decade, bias response teams have proliferated on college campuses. A survey conducted in 2016 concluded that bias response teams (BRT) existed on “at least 231 campuses”...

A Clemson University admissions counselor was reassigned from her role after calling Republican applicants part of an “oppressive group” in a Snapchat story.

Speech First is asking a federal appeals court for injunctions that were turned down by a judge in Roanoke.

As the debate about critical race theory continues to engulf the political discourse in the United States, grassroots organizations and activists are relying on a variety of methods to combat the ideology’s influence on American education and counter what they characterize as a “destructive message.”

Viewpoint discrimination is an ugly side effect of cancel culture's prevailing influence in higher education -- and it is often guised in overly broad campus policies that claim to promote public health and safety.

The University of Connecticut is asking applicants for an assistant therapy professor position to consider contributing to the dismantling of "structural racism" and advocating for "anti-racist policies."