🚨 NEW RESOURCE: Who owns AI-generated content? Who's responsible if it's defamatory? What if an AI-powered website steals your content? We have a new guide for student journalists exploring the legal issues with this new tool: splc.org/ai

Does love for the First Amendment count? The biggest holiday in February is #StudentPressFreedom Day, after all.

1/ University of Florida President Ben Sasse abruptly resigned in July, citing his wife’s poor health. Less than a month later, the student-run newspaper The Alligator broke a bombshell story about how spending under Sasse’s office tripled in his first year.

Check out this ✨new resource✨ for criminal justice journalism from our friends The Marshall Project. Each toolkit includes data downloads, story ideas, multimedia assets, FOIA guidance, expert sources, style guidance and more to jumpstart your reporting. loom.ly/XrgRSmQ

This summer, we invited you to help us honor SPLC's Mike Hiestand as he answered his ⭐20,000th Legal Hotline request.⭐ Thanks to our supporters, we reached our goal of $20,000 to support ongoing legal help for student journalists! Mike shares his thanks: youtu.be/7SFUmWDoHG8?si…

Are you coming to the ACP/CMA Fall National College Media Convention? Join us in New Orleans Oct. 30-Nov. 2. Details: collegemediaconvention.org

Need a refresher on #studentpressfreedom as you start another year? SPLC's Mike Hiestand takes you through what you need to know: loom.ly/OvDo-00

We're thrilled to introduce the newest SPLC team member: Elizabeth Dickson, a former student journalist, brings almost a decade of fundraising experience to help strengthen our support of student journalists facing unprecedented challenges & opportunities. loom.ly/FvPlcTw

🚨 With Election Day less than two months away, we've partnered with Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to explain your legal rights and responsibilities when covering elections and high-stress situations. Join us for this important webinar: loom.ly/WjqTt0M