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South Carolina students file free speech lawsuit against university
February 24, 2016September 5, 2018 Ryan Tarinelli

The lawsuit calls the University of South Carolina's free speech zone and anti-harassment policies unconstitutional. 

Tagged free-speech zone, recent-news, The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, University of South Carolina

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