An Oregon High School may be backing down after it suspended at least 20 students earlier this month after they retweeted or, in some cases, favorited a Twitter post.
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Oregon State adviser resigns over public records dispute with university
An Oregon State University student-media adviser has resigned her job after a months-long dispute with university lawyers over public records.
Conservative Oregon student journal told it cannot use student fee-funded budget to pay for public records
A former student journalist at the University of Oregon said he was told his conservative publication could not use its student fee-funded budget to pay for public records.
Oregon high school stops student newspaper from distributing copies
The Arrow student newspaper staff at Sherwood High School wasn’t allowed to pass out their original most recent issue because administrators were unhappy with a column one student wrote.
Independent student publication's lawsuit against Oregon State officials can proceed, court rules
A student organization is entitled to a trial to determine if Oregon State University officials violated their rights by removing their newspaper boxes from campus.
Oregon high school students ask school to return confiscated papers
A Portland high school’s newspaper is fighting to distribute copies of its first issue that were confiscated by administrators who didn’t like that the paper published a screenshot of a profane tweet.
Freshman guide stolen from Oregon State newspapers
Freshmen guides produced by Oregon State’s newspaper were removed from a campus dining hall due to a backlash against the guide’s cover and an article inside about alcohol.
Media advisers group lifts censure of Western Oregon Univ.
CollegeMedia Advisers will no longer consider Western Oregon University a school thatinfringes on the rights of its student journalists thanks to a unanimousdecision by the group’s board of directors this month to lift a two-yearcensure.
Editors fear funding cuts after stories on Ore. student government corruption
A community college student newspaper staff fears its funding will be cut because of an investigative series on student government corruption.
Ore. adviser's contract not renewed following paper's editorial critiquing dress code
Newspaper adviser Loradona May will not be returning toNorth Douglas High School next year after an editorial about enforcement of theschool's dress code caused controversy.