The University of North Florida Board of Trustees passed an amendment last month to a university regulation that changes the way people can demonstrate and protest on campus.
The passing of this amendment alters and adds to the list of prohibited acts during Freedom of Expression Activities, time limitations on Expressive Activities, the definition of “time, place, and manner” regarding its appearance in the regulation, and the obligation to comply with university officials regarding disruptive activities.
The Sept. 30 meeting at which the amendments were passed began at 9 a.m., and the amendment vote was completed by 9:16 a.m. According to the meeting agenda, which was available to the public and digitally distributed, the issue was supposed to be voted on later in the meeting…