Members of the media were not allowed in the student government meeting intended to discuss the petition to defund the Argus if diversity efforts aren't made.
Debate still rages over Wesleyan Argus column after closed-door student government meeting
Author: Tara Jeffries
Appeals court: KU student expelled for crude off-campus tweets can return to school
The court ruled that the University of Kansas overreached when it expelled a student for posting profane tweets about his ex-girlfriend while under a no-contact order. The university had also cited Title IX.
Op-ed in Wesleyan Argus sparks outrage, petition to defund newspaper
Student activists have stolen at least 500 newspapers and are calling for a list of reforms to make the student newspaper more diverse following the publication of an opinion column criticizing Black Lives Matter.
SPJ resolution urges members to fight student press censorship
The Society of Professional Journalists unanimously passed a resolution at its conference last weekend that asks members to support anti-Hazelwood efforts in their states.
Embattled student editors skeptical of Playwickian newspaper budget cuts
The Playwickian, which made national news last year after administrators punished the paper for not printing the word Redskins, has had its budget cut to $2,000 for the school year.
Legal tiff between Purdue, student newspaper resolved
The year-long dispute over video footage of a confrontation between the student newspaper's photo editor and campus police ended this week.
Third Circuit court rules against teacher fired for blog posts bashing students
The court ruled that the school district did not violate the teacher's First Amendment rights, after she was fired for posting profane insults about her students on her blog.