Free inquiry and free expression are an important part of a university's mission. Most universities encourage and support student expression and publication.
Most universities also seem to give full network access to all users, even students.
In the U.S., most student publications are free of university screening, censorship, and most retaliation. No user's access should be changed without due process, including, but not limited to, notice and a means of appeal. This is an attempt to codify the application of academic freedom to academic computers. It reflects our seven months of on-line discussion about computers and academic freedom. It covers free expression, due process, privacy, and user participation.