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Congratulations to our 2022 College Press Freedom Award Winners!
The Indiana Daily Student and reporter Cate Charron, and the staff of The Battalion receive SPLC's 2022 collegiate press freedom awards.
Cautiously optimistic: Pushing for full reinstatement of the Viking Saga
Hadar Harris, executive director at the Student Press Law Center, shares her thoughts on updates in the recent Nebraska censorship case.
CENSORSHIP ALERT: Student paper shut down for LGBTQIA+ coverage
School officials at Northwest Public Schools in Nebraska shut down the Viking Saga after the paper covered LGBTQIA+ issues.
A note from the Board Chair: Thank you, Hadar! And what’s ahead for SPLC
Yesterday, SPLC’s Executive Director Hadar Harris announced that, after five years of remarkable service, she will be looking to the next chapter and challenge in her career, including launching rightsandjustice.org, a new consulting firm that will work on human rights-based organizational transformation. Although we’re lucky to retain her leadership until early next year, the SPLC… Continue reading A note from the Board Chair: Thank you, Hadar! And what’s ahead for SPLC
A Personal Note from SPLC Executive Director Hadar Harris
After five transformative years, Hadar Harris will be stepping down as SPLC’s executive director in early 2023. Hadar has been instrumental in growing and strengthening our organization and we're so grateful for all her work! Here's her note for more:
Indiana Daily Student and The Battalion win 2022 collegiate press freedom awards
The Indiana Daily Student and reporter Cate Charron, and the staff of The Battalion receive SPLC's 2022 collegiate press freedom awards.
More Than Half of New Jersey School Districts in Violation of Student Press Freedom Law
An analysis by the Student Press Law Center (SPLC) has found that more than half of New Jersey school districts may be in violation of a 2021 law protecting student press freedom.
A win for student press freedom! LAUSD withdraws disciplinary action against Adriana Chavira
The Student Press Law Center welcomes the LAUSD's decision to drop unlawful disciplinary action against CA adviser Adriana Chavira.