April 5, 2016
Free speech is one of the fundamental building blocks of a free society. But lately, free speech and expression have been under consistent attack both on college campuses and more generally through […]
April 4, 2016
Looking for another way to spread the message of liberty on campus this spring? Want to take part in a national conversation on the meaning and importance of free expression? Well next […]
February 9, 2016
You know how difficult it can be to communicate the pro-liberty perspective on popular policy debates. Even in areas like tech freedom, the stats aren’t in our favor — as of last spring, for instance, only […]
December 21, 2015
Wondering how to keep advancing liberty over the holiday season? Here are five ways to stay inspired, deepen your knowledge, and get ready for next semester while you’re on break: 1. Kickstart […]
November 12, 2015
As libertarians, our inclination is to defend free speech at all costs. But as people – and people who care deeply about oppression – it’s our obligation to look deeper into the […]
November 12, 2015
For a chance to win $2,500, submit your take on the campus speech debate to the Charles Koch Institute’s first annual Prize for American Free Speech essay contest by Nov. 24th. “Help […]
September 18, 2015
Yesterday was Constitution Day, and dozens of student groups across the U.S. started conversations about the Constitution on their campus through activism and outreach events. Whether engaging with issues like free speech restrictions […]
September 15, 2015
Constitution Day is getting close, and with it, a great time to take a stand for your rights on campus. One of the most fundamental rights – and most important to college […]
December 8, 2014
Throughout the 1960s, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) waged a campaign of repression against civil rights activists, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This shameful campaign was recently thrust back into […]
April 5, 2012
Political correctness is an issue that college students like to gripe about (at least when it affects them) but doesn’t seem to actually harm anyone. So, what’s the trouble in being considerate […]