Law students at Yale University disrupted a speaking event on free speech rights
Monica Miller and Kristen Waggoner, Yale University
March 2022
Yale University
David Azerrad, Saint Vincent College
April 2022
Saint Vincent College
Saint Vincent College’s president announced a new public speaker policy after a lecture sponsored by the college was widely criticized as racist
Mike Pence, University of Virginia
April 2022
University of Virginia
The University of Virginia’s student newspaper published an editorial calling for Mike Pence to be “de-platformed” because of his speech
Melody Dias and Benjamin ZeBrack, University of Chicago
From February 2022, to April 2022
University of Chicago
The University of Chicago’s student newspaper retracted an op-ed accusing a pro-Palestinian student group of calling for an anti-Semitic boycott of certain classes
Rory O’Connor, Catholic University of America
From March 2022, to April 2022
Catholic University of America
The Catholic University of America charged a student with “disorderly conduct” after he posted a number of memes satirizing a conservative student group’s anti-trans stance
Amy Wax, University of Pennsylvania
December 2021
University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania initiated a sanctions process against a law professor and numerous student groups and the Philadelphia City Council called for her termination at least in part due to her public anti-Asian remarks
Maggie DeJong, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
From February 2022, to March 2022
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville ordered a graduate student to have no contact with some of her classmates, allegedly because her expression of her religious and political views constituted harassment
Kappa Alpha Theta Member, Occidental College
November 2020
Occidental College
A series of private student text messages expressing anti-Asian sentiments prompted outrage from students at Occidental College, eventually leading the college’s administration to pledge a series of remedial measures
Badiucao and Unknown Students, George Washington University
February 2022
George Washington University
George Washington University’s interim president initially called for discipline against students responsible for displaying posters satirizing the Chinese government, but soon thereafter reversed course in the face of criticism by, among others, the artist responsible for the images displayed
Turning Point USA, Emerson College
September 2021
Emerson College
A conservative student group was found to have violated Emerson College’s bias-related incident policy by handing out stickers criticizing the Chinese government
