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Background on freedom of expression and protests on campus

The University of Minnesota recognizes that lawful protests are a form of free speech not only protected by the First Amendment but are part of the public discourse of a university. Protests are a vital part of discourse on a public campus, but the expression of free speech must also respect the law and university policies, which the University must uphold. 

Anna Goorevich stands in front of a soccer field.
Feature

Empowering sport for all

After injuries ended her playing career, PhD student uses research to help make sport a better place for all athletes.

Image of colorful crayons next to a headshot of Cecilia Xi Wang, an assistant professor in the College of Design.
Talking with U of M

Talking autism-friendly colors with U of M

Selecting paint colors for your living room, office or classroom can be a big decision — one that impacts not only the feel of the room but the emotions of those within it. Research suggests color may play an even more important role for children with autism.