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The Faculty Senate voted to continue the work of the Ad Hoc Committee on University Speech.

The Faculty Senate heard a presentation from the Ad Hoc Committee on University Speech and approved an amended statement on freedom of expression and an amended policy on institutional statements.

The Faculty Senate heard an interim report from the Ad Hoc Committee on University Speech.

In a message to the law school, Dean Jenny Martinez answers questions on why the disruption of a recent talk violated university policy and outlines next steps resulting from the incident.

The Faculty Senate voted to create an ad hoc committee on university speech following a robust discussion focused on academic freedom.

President Marc Tessier-Lavigne delivered these remarks at the Faculty Senate meeting of January 26, 2023.

The Faculty Senate postponed a motion to establish an ad hoc Committee on University Speech Initiatives after hearing a presentation on the Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative.

The senate's Steering Committee reported on the Stanford Anti-Doxxing Policy.

Stanford's Faculty Senate adopted a motion asking the administration to establish an anti-doxxing policy. The president and provost agreed to bring such a policy forward.

President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Dean Debra Satz of the Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences issued this statement about a paid advertising campaign on social media targeting a faculty member for expressing views related to his academic work.