5 Days and the First Amendment's Future: CSU Reinstates Free Speech Policy
Following a week of protests, Colorado State University (CSU) has reinstated its free speech policy, which had been rescinded for two months without the knowledge of the university community.
CSU senior Amber Wright expressed her concerns about the policy change by chalking "RIP Free Speech" on the Lory Student Center Plaza, a common outlet for free speech and expression on campus.
- Chalking on The Plaza has long been a means of free speech and expression at the university.
- The Plaza is not the only free speech zone on CSU's campus, but it is where chalking, tabling, debating, and messaging are most commonly found.
She drew arrows pointing to the puddles, accompanied by the bright orange words “RIP Free Speech.”
Author's summary: CSU reinstates free speech policy after protests.
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