A decade of debate: Celebrating 10 years of the Chicago principles

More than 110 colleges and universities have adopted the Chicago Statement, transforming the landscape of higher education.

Started from the bottom, now it’s here: DePauw soars up rankings after improving speech codes

In 2021, DePauw University had the lowest score in FIRE’s College Free Speech Rankings. This year, DePauw has secured a spot inside the top 50.

King University makes exemplary commitment to free expression with Chicago Statement adoption

Five years of the ‘Chicago Statement’: What have we learned? Part 3

In the third and final post of this series, FIRE shows the impact of the Chicago Statement on campuses that have adopted a free speech policies.

Five years of the ‘Chicago Statement’: What have we learned? Part 2

In the second part of a series reflecting on the Chicago Statement, FIRE explores some common critiques and reviews emerging trends in adoptions of campus free speech policy statements.

Five years of the ‘Chicago Statement’: What have we learned? Part 1

This is the first in a multi-part series reflecting on the impact of the “Report of the Committee on Freedom of Expression” at the University of Chicago.

Faculty Interview: Snow College first to adopt ‘Chicago Statement’ in Utah

What does a school with a “Warning” rating look like? BYU-Idaho demonstrates.

New South Dakota board policies allow spontaneous demonstrations, ban unlawful ‘free speech zones’

Williams College ‘Inquiry and Inclusion’ report a mixed bag on campus free speech, will bear further watching