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Maryland districts comply with 10-year-old New Voices law

As Maryland celebrates 10 years of protecting student journalists from arbitrary censorship, a Student Press Law Center analysis found that most of the state’s school districts have student media policies that comply with its New Voices law.

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Georgia becomes 7th state to introduce New Voices legislation in 2026

Two bills introduced by the Georgia House of Representatives last month mark the first time in recent years that the state has considered legislation to protect student journalists from arbitrary censorship by school administrators.

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In student newsrooms, Trump’s press hostility forces editors to revise tradition

Campus journalists are rewriting the playbooks on takedowns, anonymous sources and other longstanding J-school ‘rules’

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