The student newspaper at University of Central Missouri will live online-only this academic year.
Author: Sophie Gordon
Keene State student newspaper faces unsure future after university president's resignation
Keene State’s clearer press rights policy hangs in limbo as the newspaper’s budget gets slashed and the university president resigns.
Iowa State can not censor marijuana legalization shirts, Eight Circuit reaffirms
Students at Iowa State University can produce and wear T-shirts with the university logo and a pot leaf, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit ruled last month, reaffirming an earlier decision.
Rhode Island governor signs New Voices legislation into law
Not only was Rhode Island the 13th state to ratify the U.S. Constitution and establish statehood, but it is now the 13th state to ensure the free-expression rights of student journalists.
Rhode Island House, Senate pass 'New Voices' legislation
Rhode Island lawmakers held a last-minute vote Thursday and unanimously passed two identical New Voices bills in the House and the Senate, then ratified the House version late Friday. Unless the governor vetoes it, House Bill 5550 will make Rhode Island the thirteenth state with a statute protecting student journalists.
North Carolina passes bill clarifying communication between NCAA, UNC as public record
A bill that classifies communication between University of North Carolina system schools and their athletic conferences as public record passed in the North Carolina House Tuesday and will head back to the state's Senate to approve an amendment.
Student newspaper denied access to University of Kansas campus carry plans
The University of Kansas will implement concealed carry on its campus beginning July 1, but students have yet to receive all of the details regarding this procedural shift.
New Jersey high school removes student artwork from annual show
The First Amendment continues to prove confounding for those running public high schools in New Jersey where Morristown High School removed an art piece depicting President Trump as a pig holding an angry cat.
Student suspended over yearbook photo with provocative painting
A graduating senior at a New Jersey high school was suspended over submitting a yearbook photo that included controversial artwork.
Teacher suspended after allegedly censoring Trump references in yearbook
A teacher at a New Jersey high school was suspended this week after allegedly censoring photos and quotes in the school year book to remove references to Donald Trump.