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Last week I blogged about the University of Illinois deciding that faculty and staff may not wear political buttons, use bumper stickers or attend on-campus rallies that favor either presidential candidate; now the school may be extending its measures to its students. What do you think about this? Does the school have a right to ...

We recently posted a blog about the University of Illinois telling their employees not to got to on-campus political rallies, place political bumper- stickers on their cars, or wear campaign buttons. The memo has caused controversy on the campus, while others think the university is just trying to make sure they don't appear to be endorsing any ...

InsideHigherEd.com recently posted a story about the University of Illinois sending out an official memo from the ethics office to its faculty, staff and all employees telling them not to attend on-campus political rallies, refrain from having political bumper stickers on their cars, or even wear a button showing support for a ...