Opinion Opinion | SCOTUS remakes law governing violent speech — kinda For the sake of targets of violent and truly threatening speech, we can only hope the consequences will be minimal. Will NevinJuly 7, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Almost four decades later, we’re still stuck fighting about books The misguided drive to cleanse the nation’s libraries for whatever reason is commonplace. Will NevinJune 13, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Schools can’t solve transgender bigotry — but they don’t have to make it worse This wave of brazen bigotry is new, but the tools to judge it are the same ones we’ve had. Will NevinMay 29, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Can WVU constitutionally fire coach Bob Huggins? Probably Many groups are calling for Higgins' dismissal following his use of a homophobic slur during an interview. Will NevinMay 12, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Anthem bill late, empty and otherwise a bad idea Compelled patriotism is best left in the past. Will NevinMay 5, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Alabama’s “Divisive Concepts” ban a pointless retread We are lackeys when it comes to pointless and politicized legislative efforts; more often imitators rather than innovators. Will NevinApril 21, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Law criminalizing panhandling, likely unconstitutional — and unconscionable This proposed law is unconstitutional. But moreover, it’s cruel. Will NevinMarch 22, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Flora-Bama bar loses to MTV in trademark tussle The bar sued MTV in federal court for trademark infringement, only to lose on summary judgment. Will NevinFebruary 15, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Auburn drops another one — this time to the First Amendment Michael Stern, an economics professor and former chair of his department, was awarded more than $600,000 in a suit against Auburn. Will NevinDecember 1, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Twitter and Twitter pranksters should be careful with phony corporate tweets As Elon Musk continues to bungle his way through his new acquisition, I have but one piece of advice: Be careful when you tweet. Will NevinNovember 17, 2022