The Berkeley Patriot

Controversial conservative writer Milo Yiannopoulos spoke to a crowd of about 50 people on UC Berkeley's Sproul Plaza on Sunday before hurriedly leaving campus on what would have been the first day of the now-canceled "Free Speech Week."

UCPD issued a list of items that will be prohibited on campus Sept. 24, in light of potential demonstrations that may take place.

The city of Berkeley released a list of items that will be prohibited in three city parks from Sept. 24-27, in light of the planned “Free Speech Week” on the UC Berkeley campus.

The Berkeley Patriot filed a civil rights complaint Tuesday against the UC Berkeley administration for allegedly “systematically and intentionally violating” its members’ civil liberties by suppressing their First Amendment rights.

Despite several media outlets reporting Friday that campus publication The Berkeley Patriot has canceled “Free Speech Week,” the Berkeley Patriot editor in chief Mike Wright said in a text message that the event is still on.

UC Berkeley’s Office of Communications and Public Affairs recently launched a website dedicated to free speech as part of Chancellor Carol Christ’s promise that UC Berkeley will have a “free speech year.”

UC Berkeley has been under the spotlight for “Free Speech Week,” but the student organization behind the event remains largely unknown.

UC Berkeley administration released Monday the finalized list of speakers scheduled for "Free Speech Week" given to them by The Berkeley Patriot.

Controversial conservative speaker Milo Yiannopoulos is not only speaking at “Free Speech Week” — he’s also funding it.

Campus conservative student publication the Berkeley Patriot has failed to provide sufficient payments for the use of Zellerbach and Wheeler halls to host “Free Speech Week” at UC Berkeley.