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Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016-8127 United StatesFreedom of Expression & Expressive Conduct
On academic freedom, creative work and journalism; community life, speakers and protests; limits and responsibilities.
Statement of Values
AU is committed to protecting expression in the service of its academic mission. This statement explains the spirit in which we understand this commitment.
Student Activism
Support, resources, and information for student activists at AU.
Programs & Resources
Check out related AU programs, as well as these helpful guides and resources.
AU Programs & Projects
These programs and projects work on issues closely connected to freedom of expression concerns.
Center for Diversity & Inclusion (CDI) Intergroup Dialogues
Guides & Other Materials
These guides, manuals, and pages provide useful information and insights on freedom of expression.
Bipartisan Policy Center: Campus Free Expression Project
National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement (University of California): Resource Materials
PEN America: Campus Free Speech Guide
Freedom of Expression in the News
Panel Explores Free Speech at Universities
Former AU President Sylvia Burwell discussed freedom of expression with other higher education leaders.
The Power of Free Speech
The Project on Civil Discourse helps students balance competing ideas in today's polarized society.
Student Reflections on Freedom of Speech
The Eagle examines campus tensions and student viewpoints around free speech.