University Students' Protest Rights

Protests and Demonstrations Policy - Student Manual

The right of freedom of expression at the University includes peaceful protests and orderly demonstrations.

US student protests challenge balance of speech rights, university ...

FILE - Students protest against the war in ...

We Have a Responsibility to Protect Student Protesters - ACLU-NJ

Some argue that colleges are within their legal rights to regulate student demonstrations by force. But, as Rutgers demonstrated, even if ...

Protest and Activism: Know Your Rights

Engaging in Protests Students at University of Wisconsin-Madison have created a legacy of protest and activism at the university. Protesting allows students ...

Campus protests and free speech: 7 things you need to know

Most are students who pay tuition to a university. Courts have established the right of public universities to set limits on the “time, place ...

University leaders must listen and protect freedom of expression

Respect the right to protest, including non-violent direct action. ARTICLE 19 condemns the use of force against student protests in recent weeks ...

Know Your Rights: Students in Higher Education & the First ...

Students have a constitutional right to engage in peaceful marches and demonstrations, wear symbolic clothing, coordinate boycotts, and any ...

US Universities Should Respect Right to Protest

These include mass suspensions, evictions from university housing, and arrests of students, faculty, legal observers, and journalists covering ...

Know Your Rights: Protesting & Free Speech on College Campuses

The Supreme Court has held that school authorities must respect students' rights to express themselves outside of school, including their right ...

Student Protest Policy - Seton Hall University

A student protest or other public demonstration may be permitted so long as it is peaceful, non-obstructive and respectful of the University's Catholic mission.

Here's what the law says about protesting on Texas college campuses

Free speech experts and advocates say students can generally peacefully protest. However, colleges and authorities may still enforce some ...

Rights and Resources for Students During Protests | The Ohio State ...

Know your responsibilities · Adhere to University policies · Respect the rights of others · Comply with law enforcement · Know your rights · Know the rules for ...

ACLU Releases Timely New Video and Know Your Rights Guide ...

It links to a detailed primer— Know The Facts: Campus Protests & More — Student Discipline at California Colleges and Universities — to help ...

Students' Free Speech on Campus | ACLU of Utah

The First Amendment limits what the government can do, and protects students' right to speak out on a public university campus.

Section III: Student Rights, Freedoms, and Responsibilities

Additionally, in the event a student is arrested during a protest, the University will not be responsible for securing their freedom or providing the student ...

Legal Rights of Student Protesters [FULL SEGMENT: S5E6] - YouTube

What rights do students actually have when protesting on college campuses? #studentprotests #protests This year alone, students across the ...

CSU Systemwide Time, Place, and Manner Policy | Cal Poly Humboldt

California State University Student Code of Conduct ... rights, privileges and responsibilities of university community members and members of the public.

Amnesty International Urges University Administrations to Respect ...

Instead of facilitating and protecting their students' right to protest, universities' administrations have gone to great lengths to quash it, ...

Supporting Student Activism | American University, Washington, DC

Students have a right to engage in peaceful and lawful protest. No student who is enrolled or has a pending application will be affected by disciplinary ...

Know Your Rights: Student Free Speech and Protest in K-12 Schools

Students have a right to protest. However, they can be disciplined 1) if protests cause substantial disruption at school (see above)[5], or 2) for being absent ...