Johns Hopkins University: Viewpoint Discrimination Against Student Newspaper

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FIRE Victory closed

Johns Hopkins University (JHU) dropped its investigation of a harassment complaint filed against staff members of a conservative student newspaper, The Carrollton Record. After several months of correspondence with JHU administrators, FIREgained assurance that JHU is no longer pursuing the investigation. However, limitations on the distribution rights of campus publications remain and the university has not acted against cases of newspaper theft against The Carrollton Record. Johns Hopkins remains on ��ýapp�ٷ�'s Red Alert list.

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