5 days and the First Amendment's future: CSU reinstates free speech policy following weeklong protests
Colorado State University senior Amber Wright sat on the Lory Student Center Plaza, surrounded by remnants of chalked messages, and drew arrows pointing to puddles with the words
"RIP Free Speech".
Chalking on The Plaza has long been an outlet for free speech and expression at the university, where free speech zones are not limited to The Plaza.
For two months, the policy allowing this expression was rescinded, but has since been reinstated following weeklong protests.
Author's summary: CSU reinstates free speech policy after protests.
- Free speech zones on CSU's campus are not limited to The Plaza.
- Chalking, tabling, debating, and messaging are commonly found on The Plaza.
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