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Santa Barbara County Superior Court has found the UC, Santa Barbara in contempt of court for failing to comply with a court decision regarding the rights of an accused student in a campus sexual misconduct proceeding.

This article is part of FIRE’s annual “Best of Newsdesk” retrospective, where we bring you another look at the year’s best content.

This article is part of FIRE’s annual “Best of Newsdesk” retrospective, where we bring you another look at the year’s best content.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of FIRE’s annual “Best of Newsdesk” retrospective, where we bring you another look at the year’s best content.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of FIRE’s annual “Best of Newsdesk” retrospective, where we bring you another look at the year's best content. It originally ran July 3.

While it may be tempting to shout “crisis” from the rooftops, FIRE doesn’t do that.

We need free speech in high schools today.

There is a certain idiom in particular to best describe Yale’s current climate of free speech: Yale is running in place.

So much social progress was the direct result of robust free speech protections that provided tools to historically marginalized groups

The ongoing controversy at Harvard University over “unrecognized single-gender social organizations” has claimed another victim: the Delta Gamma sorority.

How should we think about speech rights in the age of artificial intelligence and advanced robotics?

In depriving the authoritarians of their power, comedians challenge established norms and galvanize their audiences to join them.

What happens when the free marketplace of ideas doesn’t produce the best “truth”?

Miranda Cross recounts lessons from Ira Glasser's speech at the FIRE Student Summer Conference.

Attending this year’s AEJMC Conference in Washington D.C.?