S.A. Rep. Andrew Brokman '11 defends the need for a student bill of rights to defend campus liberties. 

Mike Wakcer '10 weighs in on the campus bill of rights debate and criticizes the language that Brokman's proposal uses. 

Angel Rendon '10 defends students' rights and encourages Cornellians to exercise them.

The campus code of conduct fails to explicitly identify the rights afforded to students, which could put student liberties at risk. 

Student Assembly Representative At-Large Andrew Brokman ’11 called for a “constitutional convention” Thursday to create a student bill of rights. 

On Wednesday morning, the entire editorial staff of the Daily Emerald — the student-produced newspaper at the University of Oregon — went on strike in protest of the attempts of its board of directors to install a publisher with unprecedented control over the newsroom.



Today, college newspapers across the United States and Canada stand in solidarity with the editorial staff of the Daily Emerald in support of the independent collegiate press and student-controlled editorial content. We are deeply dismayed by the short-sighted actions of the Emerald’s board of directors and strongly support the strike until the staff’s demands are met.