SPLC is proud to honor The Daily Northwestern with the 2023 Reveille Seven Courage in Student Journalism Award!
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Laney College’s The Citizen wins 2023 Student Freedom of Information Award
SPLC is proud to honor The Citizen at Laney College with the organization’s inaugural Student Freedom of Information Award!
SPLC provides testimony supporting proposed New Voices bill in Wisconsin
SPLC provided written testimony to Wisconsin's Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities in support of proposed New Voices legislation.
Guest post: California school administrators, do better
Mountain View High School student journalist Myesha Phukan shares her censorship story and why New Voices legislation matters.
Get excited for New Voices 2024!
We're kicking off our New Voices 2024 campaigns! The next legislative sessions start in January, and it's never too early to get involved!
Nebraska court cautions against illegal student media censorship in lawsuit dismissal
A Nebraska judge warned school officials that censoring student media based on content they disagree with could violate the First Amendment.
CA student newspaper threatens to sue school for alleged retaliation over sexual harassment story
A CA student newspaper has threatened to sue their school after officials removed the adviser and cut the school’s intro to journalism class.
Meet SPLC’s new legal fellow, Ellen Goodrich
SPLC is excited to welcome one of Duke’s inaugural 2023 Farrin Fellowship recipients Ellen Goodrich to our team as a legal fellow!
Guest post: Five Freedoms in the First
New Voices Student Leader Grace Lovejoy's article, "Five Freedoms in the First," about her experiences at the NVSLI received a "Best of SNO."
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.”