Parties: Widmar v. Vincent
Date: 1981-12-08
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Paragraph: 22 - Finally, we affirm the continuing validity of cases, e. g., Healy v. James, 408 U.S., at 188-189, 92 S.Ct., at 2349-2350, that recognize a University's right to exclude even First Amendment activities that violate reasonable campus rules or substantially interfere with the opportunity of other students to obtain an education.
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Paragraph: 39 - A large part of respondents' argument, accepted by the court below and accepted by the majority, is founded on the proposition that because religious worship uses speech, it is protected by the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment. Not only is it protected, they argue, but religious worshipqua speech is not different from any other variety of protected speech as a matter of constitutional principle. I believe that this proposition is plainly wrong.
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Paragraph: 10 - Here the UMKC has discriminated against student groups and speakers based on their desire to use a generally open forum to engage in religious worship and discussion. These are forms of speech and association protected by the First Amendment.
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