Why controversial speakers come to campus
As a state university, the U is a public space. Not every location on campus is a free speech zone, but many are.
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 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 Office Student Affairs has created a series of online training modules where students can learn about their rights and responsibilities when exercising freedom of expression on campus.
Read MoreExperts from across campus and the broader community will weigh in on the topic at events from March 13-15.
Read MoreFrom academic integrity to developing better AI tools, U leadership explores what ChatGPT means for the university experience.
Read MoreImportant updates address bias and prejudice-motivated behaviors.
Read MoreChanges are in response to alleged sexual assaults
Read MoreThe Racist and Bias Incident Response Team oversees university protocols, programs and processes to provide appropriate and calculated responses to incidents involving bias and racism at the university.
Read MoreOur student community is balancing classes, homework, friends, family and their own mental health. So #CheckOnYourUCrew with these resources in mind.
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