University statement on recent social media activity
Disagreement should never become an invitation to target, intimidate or threaten another person.
Read MoreDisagreement should never become an invitation to target, intimidate or threaten another person.
Read MoreThe University of Utah will continue reporting potential hate crimes to the campus community under a new threat assessment process.
Read MoreLearn about Josh Shulruff’s approach to facilitating student advocacy and activism.
Read MoreThe university dedicated to protecting the First Amendment Rights of all campus community members. Learn more about free speech policies at the U with the new Time-out Series.
Read MoreThe university supports creative, thoughtful, and respectful discourse.
Read MoreAs a state university, the U is a public space. Not every location on campus is a free speech zone, but many are.
Read MoreReflections on the events of the past semester, the significance of expressing one’s beliefs and the frustrations that arise due to the complexities of exercising free speech on campus.
Read MoreThe university supports creative, thoughtful, and respectful discourse.
Read MoreSigns, notices and posters are covered by the university’s speech policy, so be sure to follow the process for permission to post.
Read MoreThe group is hosting author and free speech activist Christian Finan.
Read MoreThe U welcomes debate on campus and celebrates the diversity of ideas that faculty, staff and students hold.
Read MoreStudents at the U have the right to form a registered student group, as long as the group does not break any laws or university policies.
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