KU Student Newspaper Editor Stands Up Against Distasteful Chant
The University of Kansas in Lawrence is making news. The Wichita Eagle reported that the student section at home football games is coming under scrutiny […]
First Amendment
Columnist bids farewell, accepts job as editor
For over a year I have been opining in the pages of The McPherson Sentinel, and now my time as a columnist with that newspaper […]
Editor bids farewell to newspaper, campus
With the onset of finals comes the end of the semester and my editorship, and I consider myself lucky to have been a part of […]
Kansas seems to be a hot-bed of censorship
Aside from the potential First Amendment violations I am facing at the Wichita (Kan.) State University Sunflower News, another Kansas school’s student-run publication has actually […]
Newspaper gets funding, task force still in place
The Sunflower News of Wichita State University will receive its funding next year, according to WSU President Don Beggs’ memorandum dated April 25 and received […]
Newspaper task force flirts with censorship
Editor’s Note: I compiled this editorial that ran in today’s newspaper; however, it is a complete collaboration of The Sunflower News (the student newspaper of […]
WSU threatens censorship of newspaper, editor-in-chief prepares for court
I firmly believe the U.S. Bill of Rights to be an integral portion of what our country stands for, and I think it is vastly […]
Institutes of higher education should support First Amendment rights
A college campus is designed to be a forum for free thinking and expression. It should be a place where students and faculty alike can […]
Americans should realize importance of First Amendment
How many people fully understand the First Amendment? I am beginning to believe the number is smaller than I had ever imagined. In fact, on […]
YouTube: Northwestern University gets questioned about First Amendment
For journalists, the First Amendment is vitally important. It is what allows reporters and media outlets to exist and provide news to the masses; however, […]