This Constitution Day, we take a look back on the key student free speech & expression SCOTUS cases that shaped the current legal landscape.
Reflecting on the legal foundations of student free speech and expression
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Reflecting on the legal foundations of student free speech and expression
This Constitution Day, we take a look back on the key student free speech & expression SCOTUS cases that shaped the current legal landscape.
SPLC warns Oregon district that yearbook censorship may violate New Voices law
Vale School District officials recently said they are overriding their students’ decisions and reprinting the 2022-23 Vale High School yearbook because it contained language that, in the superintendent’s words, “may elicit negative emotions.”
Who owns AI-generated content?
SPLC experts break down the latest information on who maintains ownership of AI-generated content that is used in a student publication.
Advice from student journalists for your newsroom
To give you some tips and encouragement for the year ahead, we compiled advice from students interviewed in our blog series Behind the Story.
Where to find the story: tips from fellow student journalists
Still in your summer mindset & having trouble finding story ideas? Here are some places where you can look for inspiration on your campus.
Reflections from New Voices student leaders: Maggie LeBeau
Maggie LeBeau, a New Voices Student Leaders Institute 2023 alum, shared her NVSLI experiences and what comes next in her advocacy work.
Reflections from New Voices student leaders: Nicole Lupo
Nicole Lupo, a New Voices Student Leaders Institute 2023 alum, shared her NVSLI experiences and what comes next in her advocacy work.
Reflections from New Voices student leaders: Luisa Sanchez
Luisa Sanchez, a New Voices Student Leaders Institute 2023 alum, shared her NVSLI experiences and what comes next in her advocacy work.
Reflections from New Voices student leaders: Kiley Clarquist
Kiley Clarquist, a New Voices Student Leaders Institute 2023 alum, shared her NVSLI experiences and what comes next in her advocacy work.