Other private colleges—that do not commit to First Amendment values—may nonetheless find at least some of our analysis useful as it relates to policy choices in regulating protests.We start with a few basic assumptions and generalizations.First, respecting, facilitating, and even encouraging freedom of expression, including expression that reflects vehement disagreement with the policies of the administration, is an important component in the mission and activities of the university, but… [read post]

Jews for Jesus, Inc., 482 U.S. 569 (1987) (stating that an airport’s proposed interpretation of a speech-restricting policy would be unconstitutionally vague, even if an airport were to be treated as a nonpublic forum); International Soc. for Krishna Consciousness, Inc. v. [read post]