Appalachian State University: Speech Code Repeal
With FIRE's assistance, student activists at Appalachian State University have brought down an unconstitutional speech code. This welcome development was a direct result of a report by FIRE and the John William Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, as well as the efforts of the Appalachian State ACLU.
- "Speech Code Falls at Appalachian State University," April 5, 2006: With FIRE’s assistance, student activists at Appalachian State University have brought down an unconstitutional speech code. This welcome development was a direct result of a recent report by FIRE and the John William Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, as well as the efforts of the App State ACLU.
- "Appalachian State’s Department of Housing and Residence Life Policies as of March 2005," March 4, 2005
Case Materials
- "A Message to Students," by Samantha Harris, April 5, 2006
Blog Entries
- "Appalachian State's six-foot monument to free speech,"
by Mike Adams, Townhall.com, February 26, 2007 - "ACLU works toward harrassment policy change,"
by Nick Ianniello, The Appalachian (App. State Univ.), April 13, 2006
