Free speech on public college campuses is not going away. The debate is ongoing and though there is guidance, a lot is still not known. In this paper, we have looked at free speech in many different contexts, beginning at lower education public schools, to higher education public schools, and then to general free speech cases that can be connected to public campuses. The findings are that there are standards, but they are vague and often without a definition. Where the line should be drawn for speech is legally uncertain and legally contested space. Though each case and the facts should be looked at individually, and standards should be tailored separately, this is an opinion and not an answer that is universally accepted. What was shown in
