Time, Place, and Manner

CSU Policy and CSUDH Addendum

The First Amendment prevents the government from regulating speech based on its content or viewpoint. However, the Supreme Court has held that the time, place, and manner of speech may be regulated, as long as such regulations remain content-neutral and narrowly tailored to serve a governmental interest. At the California State University, the Time, Place, and Manner policy reflects the university’s commitment to encouraging academic freedom, community engagement, and the free exchange of a wide variety of diverse ideas, while still preserving interests such as campus safety and security.

CSU Policy on Time, Place, and Manner

Recognizing the unique characteristics of each campus and institution within the CSU system, the following addendum to the CSU policy addresses the specific needs and regulations of California State University, Dominguez Hills.

CSUDH Addendum [PDF]