University at Buffalo freezes YAF chapter's $6,000, restricts free speech: lawsuit
‘[R]arely have we seen a student government that treats student groups as its wholly owned subsidiaries that it can micromanage, and rarely have we seen a…
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‘[R]arely have we seen a student government that treats student groups as its wholly owned subsidiaries that it can micromanage, and rarely have we seen a…
"Demanding affirmation of beliefs or ways of life, whether within a school or beyond, is against the principles upheld by the law."
The University of New Mexico charged its Students for Life chapter thousands in security fees to hold a campus event in April.
This was not the first time that the Students for Life chapter at the University of New Mexico faced difficulties in hosting on-campus events.
A public university in New Mexico has been accused of wrongfully compelling a pro-life student group to pay a security fee of more than $5,400 for an event, with critics claiming that the charge was unconstitutional.