free speech

Proselytizing is not strictly illegal on CU’s campus, but it is against campus policy. By Vayle LaFehr

Words matter. When others use words that cause harm, intentionally or not, we must be willing to speak up. By Alex Wolf-Root

Students and faculty discuss the First Amendment following an executive order issued to protect free speech. By Robert Tann and Anna Haynes

Once we better understand safe spaces, it becomes clear they serve an important purpose, and don’t threaten free speech. By Alex Wolf-Root

CU’s recent free speech affirmation comes as a response to conservative attacks on universities as “liberal bubbles”. By Kyle Butts

The controversial speaker praised conservatism and spoke out against America’s immigration policy. By Heidi Harris and Makenna Sturgeon

Ann Coulter will be coming to campus this week, bringing a renewed debate about campus free speech and polarization. By Jackson Barnett

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Turning Point USA is hosting Ann Coulter on March 21. This is why you should listen to what she has to say. By Libby O’Neall

CU should bring more speakers like Bobby Seale to campus, rather than provocateurs and psuedo-scientists. By Charles Wofford