Despite committee changes, certain provisions continue to draw strong opposition from First Amendment groups.
Supporters are concerned the law is being abused and needs reform, but opponents say those reforms as written jeopardize the law’s free speech protections.
The social media giant LinkedIn has banned a governing board member of the largest public hospital in West Texas.
The university says it may investigate and discipline students for infractions on or off campus or in email communications and considers “microaggressions” a possible violation of policy.
“Public employees do not surrender all First Amendment rights because of their employment,” the judge in the case wrote.
The survey generally asks students how comfortable they feel expressing their own opinions and how much they tolerate the opinions of others.
An appeals court ruled that UT's vague speech policies give students standing to sue. Here's a rundown of the case on both lines of argument.
67 percent of UT students said they fear expressing their opinions because of how fellow students, a professor, or the administration would respond.
Maloney discusses the organization's move to Austin, Texas, shares students' struggles to exercise free speech on college campuses, and outlines the role their organization plays in politics.
As the end of the 86th Legislature fast approaches, The Texan takes a look at where key legislation stands before the House and Senate adjourn.
Four students were arrested at Texas State University on Wednesday as yet another tumultuous incident occurred regarding free speech on a college campus
Smoke bomb disrupts speaker event at UT on the same day tensions about a free speech bill developed on the Texas House floor.
