Confrontations at Columbia, Yale, and other campuses around the country have highlighted the importance of “time, place, and manner” regulations to universities’ academic and educational missions.

UB and its Policy Review Group clarified the university’s “time, place and manner” policies over the summer and made revisions based on weeks of feedback from the campus community. An extended comment ...

Editor's note: The time, place and manner policies have been revised since publication of this story. At UB, freedom of speech and expression are central tenets of the university. As a public ...

The details of the TPM—including masking bans, curfews for being present on campus, and other matters of assembly that are normally left up to the discretion of the campus administration—are just a ...

This post was updated Sept. 25 at 11:30 p.m. UCLA announced new regulations governing campus protests Wednesday. Administrative Vice Chancellor Michael Beck and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs ...

Dear Students, Staff, and Faculty, I’m writing with important information about our policy that applies to expressive activity on campus, such as protests. Effective today, we have replaced the policy ...