University of Florida Doesn’t Mess Around — Sets Clear Regulations and Actual Consequences to Curtail Pro-Hamas Activities
A sign outside the University of Florida. (@GreenPlusAnE / X screen shot)
The University of Florida is making headlines for its firm stance on campus demonstrations, particularly those in support of Hamas terrorist.
Amidst a national wave of collegiate protests, the administration issued a stern reminder regarding the boundaries of free expression under the First Amendment, drawing a stark line between permissible speech and what it deems disruptive or harmful conduct.
The administration’s straightforward warning delineated the rules:
Allowable Activities
- Speech
- Expressing viewpoints
- Holding signs in hands
Prohibitive Items and Activities
- no amplified sound
- no demonstrations inside buildings
- No littering
- No camping
- No sleeping
- No unmanned signs
- No blocking egress
- No building structures (chairs,
