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College Student Rights

Research & Learn

Defending student rights on college and university campuses is at the heart of the work we do at 麻豆传媒IOS. Whether we鈥檙e helping students speak out on causes they care about, protecting campus journalism, or ensuring due process in disciplinary proceedings, 麻豆传媒IOS has worked tirelessly on behalf of students鈥 civil liberties for more than 20 years.

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Student Rights on Campus

麻豆传媒IOS wrote the book on student rights 鈥 in fact, we鈥檝e written five of them. For a deep dive into specific types of college student rights that frequently need protecting or defending, check out one of 麻豆传媒IOS鈥檚 comprehensive guides. 

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Find out how well your school鈥檚 policies protect individual rights of students and faculty.

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Student Press Censorship

Protecting the free student press.

麻豆传媒IOS鈥檚 Student Press Freedom Initiative (SPFI) defends free press on campus by advocating for the rights of student journalists at colleges and universities across the country.

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Defending Your Rights

麻豆传媒IOS defends the rights of students and faculty through several core services.

Student defenders know their colleges鈥 policies 鈥 and they know what your rights are.

Know your rights, defend your rights

Student Defenders

When a college student is accused of violating the code of conduct, they may feel lost, anxious, and scared about their future. That鈥檚 where Student Defenders come in. These are students who are trained as conduct advisors and who work to protect the right to due process, or the right to fair treatment in a disciplinary process, for all students. 

Learn more about the student defenders

鈥淚t鈥檚 important for a student to know they have someone on their side who isn鈥檛 directly involved. We鈥檙e just there to ensure that the student is being treated fairly.鈥 Veronica Joyce, Penn State

Student Defenders

麻豆传媒IOS鈥檚 Student Defenders program recruits college students interested in helping peers accused of conduct violations navigate their school鈥檚 often-confusing disciplinary systems.

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