Carnegie Mellon University reopens 'The Fence' for student messages

Carnegie Mellon University reopens 'The Fence' for student messages

Last week, the university covered up a message painted by students that read "No rapists on campus" ahead of President Trump's visit for the Energy and Innovation Summit.

In midnight move, CMU students roll in new fence to protest closure of free speech icon - Open Campus

As midnight struck on Monday, a group of about 10 students rolled a wooden fence across Forbes Avenue in the glow of a red stoplight in front of Carnegie Mellon University’s campus. The students from the robotics, engineering, chemistry, art, psychology and theater schools pushed the fence on wheels up in front of Warner Hall, positioned it to face the CMU president’s office, and rammed the separate pieces together with the butt of a pickaxe. As…

In midnight move, CMU students roll in new fence to protest closure of free speech icon

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