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Graham Piro

  • Program Officer, FIRE
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Fox News, Yahoo News, The Hill, National Review, Detroit News, The Washington Free Beacon, Times Union (Albany), Syracuse.com, FIRE, Campus Reform and
FLDF Fellow @theFIREorg. First Amendment advocate. Work contact: graham.piro@fire.org.
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Boston University: University Orders Faculty to Take Down Pride Flags

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By Graham Piro
| fire.org
Over the course of the 2025-2026 semester, Boston University ordered faculty members to take down Pride flags displayed in their office windows, citing a university policy banning outward-facing displays. BU president Melissa L. Gillim publicly justified  the ban by saying that faculty don’t have the right to speak on behalf of the university.
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The quiet death of academic tenure

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By Graham Piro
| fire.org
More than 100 years ago, Stanford University terminated economics and sociology professor Edward Ross and set in motion a wild chain of events that would eventually result in the formal establishment of academic tenure in the United States. People today argue about why Ross was pushed out. Some say it was because he violated university rules concerning partisan political advocacy. Others say it was because his political views clashed with the university’s wealthy backers.
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Baseball, blues, and beards: my experience at a Yankees’ spring training game

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By Eileen Weisner, Matt Jasko, Graham Piro, Carlos Labaig Rueda
| The Georgetown Voice
Spring is a time of change, rejuvenation, and growth. Major league baseball’s spring training has that and more. I had the opportunity to attend two Yankees spring training games at George M. Steinbrenner Field, their AAA-affiliate Tampa Tarpons’ stadium, in Tampa Bay, Florida. I witnessed pitching changes, saw the MLB’s new pitching challenge rules in action, and viewed the growth of the first Yankees beards since 1973.
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