Students at the University of South Florida (USF) protested against perceived violations of their free speech rights, particularly targeting a policy that restricts student group activities. Allie Enriquez of Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society emphasized the university's repression of dissenting voices and vowed to continue organizing against these restrictions. Meanwhile, Oakland University announced a Student Freedom of Speech Contest to encourage creativity and dialogue on First Amendment rights, with submissions due by November 1. In contrast, Dartmouth College regained a 'green light' rating for its free speech policies, indicating a commitment to fostering open dialogue, unlike many other elite colleges. Roanoke College joined a national consortium aimed at promoting civic engagement and free expression on campuses, coinciding with Constitution Week celebrations. A recent survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression revealed a worrying trend of self-censorship among students, with USF dropping in its free speech ranking amid concerns over vague policies.