Bloom debate shows that determinists will always look for ways to excuse bad behavior.

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Gerry Baker: Thank you for listening to the Free Expression podcast from The Wall ...

In an email sent Sept. 10 to faculty, staff, and other university constituencies, the university shared a note sent to students concerning its support for free expression and rules for protests and ...

As we mark the start of a new year and the beginning of winter quarter, I write to share my reflections on the central culture and practice of free expression at the University of Chicago. Together, ...

As America commences its 250th anniversary this year, free speech and press freedoms face unprecedented threats from campus censorship, social media content moderation and government pressure ...

Campus free speech controversies have been making headlines in recent weeks, from the media flurry over student hecklers at a Federalist Society event at Stanford Law last month to an incident at San ...

The University of Wyoming has adopted a presidential working group’s statement of principles regarding free expression and will move forward with efforts to implement the group’s recommendations. In a ...

At a time when many state governments are enacting or considering restrictions on what can be taught at public universities, a new survey developed by AP-NORC and the University of Chicago shows that ...

2022 presents a difficult juncture for free expression. Consider: when PW asked a half-dozen luminaries from the biggest publishers to share their thoughts for this sweep through First Amendment ...