All members of the university have the right of free expression, which means the freedom to investigate, comment, listen, gather, challenge and critique subject to the law and, on our campuses, to university policies and procedures related to the functioning of the university.
In 2019, the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà published a statement committed to the principles of free expression: /provost/sites/default/files/StatementonFreeExpression.pdf.
