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Free Speech Scholar Defends First Amendment’s Broad Speech Protections — Even for Lies
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US Naval Law Professor Jeff Kosseff defends the First Amendment’s protection of misinformation and false speech.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/freedom-of-expression/)
US Naval Law Professor Jeff Kosseff defends the First Amendment’s protection of misinformation and false speech.
The Sun sat down with Vice President and General Counsel Donica Varner to learn more about the formation and future of the Interim Expressive Activity Policy.
Editor in Chief Gabriel Levin sat down with Prof. Richard Bensel, government, to talk about the controversial Interim Expressive Activity Policy and the administration’s political pratfalls throughout its free expression academic theme year.
Cornell needs to buckle down on the development of critical thinking and writing skills in its undergraduates
Members of the Cornell Faculty Senate criticized the Interim Expressive Activity Policy and its adoption without approval from the body.
Let us write. Let us cry. Let us shout. Silence is complacency and your silence is deafening.
Prof. Ross Brann, Near Eastern studies, explained the historical context of Islamophobic and antisemitic tropes and the need to fight against contemporary prejudice in a talk given to over 1,700 attendees.
Conservative thinker and Daily Wire host Michael Knowles spoke at a Cornell event without interruption as students organized a vigil for transgender lives outside the auditorium.
At its Oct. 26 meeting, the Student Assembly passed a resolution asking the University to condemn the doxxing of students, which has been a fear of pro-Palestine advocates since the outbreak of hostilities between Israel and Hamas.
As free speech concerns and Cornell’s relationship with Starbucks continue to prompt heated dialogue on campus, VP of Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi and Dean of Students Marla Love shared their perspectives with The Sun.