These actions are subject only to reasonable time, place and manner considerations. Students have the right of freedom of speech and assembly. They may publicly assemble to demonstrate support for or opposition to causes or candidates. University control of campus facilities shall not be used to prevent the free exchange of ideas. The prescribed areas of public assembly shall not be isolated from the natural gathering points of the university.
Students are also free to invite and hear speakers of their choice.
Students are free to express verbal exception to the data or views offered in courses of study and to reserve personal judgment as to the truth or falsity of what is presented. Right of Fair and Equal Evaluation Students have the right to a just measurement of their performance by the professor. Instructors shall take no action to penalize students because of their opinions or because of their conduct outside the classroom. Prejudiced, capricious, or arbitrary evaluation violates the basic rights of students. Evaluation of students and the award of credit must be based on performance professionally judged and not on matters irrelevant to that performance such as personality, race, religion, gender, political opinion and activities, or personal beliefs.