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Journalists should be able to tell the public what Penn State’s trustees actually think. Silencing criticism and dissent is how problems stay hidden. Good for these Pennsylvania news outlets for challenging this unconstitutional policy.

spotlightpa.orgNews outlets sue Penn State trustees over speech limitsThe newsrooms filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that the trustees’ bylaws violate the First Amendment by restricting what members can say publicly and to the press.

3/6/26, 2:23 pm399 reposts1K likes

SteveH

@sghendricks.bsky.social

3 June

sparta47.bsky.social

@sparta47.bsky.social

3 June

This is what real Cristians are like! That is why he was a great president!

robertjeff57-58.bsky.social

@robertjeff57-58.bsky.social

3 June

👍

I apologize for the nonsense🤣🌮

@cowchaser24.bsky.social

4 June

As an MSU Spartan I can not believe how dysfunctional your board seems. Must be frustrating.

dbergstr.bsky.social

@dbergstr.bsky.social

3 June

As an alumni, its a public university for fuck sake it needs to be an open book

Maggie M.

@maggiemck.bsky.social

3 June

A public institution needs to be accountable to the public. Also, hasn’t Penn State learned anything about hiding stuff?

dookNOws

@dooknows.bsky.social

3 June

This is one of their last bastions to hold power. Challenging their actions and calling them out is this country's 'BY GOD' right to defending a free democracy that progresses it's peoples wishes.