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Tag: free speech
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Response to Kyler Watkins’ apology
This letter reflects the opinions of environmental engineering senior Spencer Harvey.
Posted inNews
New club Turning Point USA will co-host Milo Yiannopoulos
Turning Point USA is known nationally for its “Professor Watchlist,” which documents professors who “discriminate against conservative students.
Posted inAdministration
Armstrong condemns hateful flyers posted on campus
The flyers included racial statements and statistics about African Americans relating to domestic violence, welfare, homicides and assault.
Posted inOpinion
Speak no evil
Max Reichardt believes freedom of speech exists for defending one’s views and for the discourse needed with opposing viewpoints.
Posted inFeatures, News
More than 20 clubs rise against hate in response to Free Speech Wall
The intention was to fight against hate, bigotry and white supremacy in response to the Free Speech Wall.
Posted inOpinion
Milo Yiannopoulos and the horrible, no good, terrible, very bad day
I’m just going to make up my own version of reality, format it, and call it journalism
Posted inNews
Caller reports #RealSLOSolidarity signs to campus police
The signage was removed in locations on campus that were in violation of campus posting policy, not because of content.
Posted inNews
College Republicans refuse to reformat Milo Yiannopoulos’ speech
The university also refuses to change the format, citing the right to free speech.
Posted inFeatures, News
SLO Solidarity movement takes charge
SLO Solidarity continues to make an effort to diversify campus and encourage people to feel comfortable while on campus.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
ASI kills debate, free speech on campus
This policy not only punishes students for things completely outside of their control, but it discourages open debate about candidates and campus issues. And there’s an argument to be made that it’s unconstitutional.