Colorado State University offers campus resources for students “affected by a free speech event.”

Colorado State University is promoting resources aimed at students who claim to be “affected by a free speech event” on campus.

A sign was spotted on campus and posted on social media that reads, “If you (or someone you know) are impacted by a free speech event on campus, here are some resources.”

The sign then lists 17 different departments on the university campus that may be helpful.

Colorado State University, pictured, has seen several incidents of hostility toward conservative students recently

It includes: Multicultural Counseling, Reporting of Prejudice, the Office of Equal Opportunity and a Victim Support Hotline.

The university staff is also supported with specific services for employees such as the ombudsman office and the Employee Assistance Program.

The appeal continues with a variety of departments and programs established to support minority students, including Student Diversity Program centers for Asia Pacific, Black/African and Native American.

LGBTQ+ is not forgotten either, with various services and cultural resources dedicated to the community.

Students with disabilities and together with women have their own hotline via the Women and Gender Advocacy Center.

The website was posted to an Instagram account hosted by Turning Point Action, an American non-profit organization promoting conservative values ​​on campuses in high schools, colleges and universities across the country.

The account called out the school for “intolerance,” adding, “We haven’t even had an event yet, gotta love @coloradostateuniversity’s intolerance.”

Colorado State University, where tuition for foreign students is $31,712 a year, has been hostile to conservative organizations in recent months.

Several incidents occurred in the fall semester of 2021. In one, a student was filmed harassing members of the Turning Point group, calling them “right wing idiots” and noting that “interfering with any of your activities is probably one of the most ethical and best things I can do with my time.” can do”.

Last fall, students were told that if they were on school property or at risk of being arrested and charged with trespassing, they must be vaccinated

A week later, in October 2021, a Liberal student was filmed admitting to tearing down the chapter’s property before hitting a member of the group.

Also in the fall, a student was caught stealing an anti-vaccination sign after the university threatened to arrest any student who failed to register their vaccination status with trespassing charges.

The university later clarified its policy, saying it would “not arrest unvaccinated students” as long as they provided their vaccination information or declared an exemption.

Conservative students on the primarily Liberal campus are part of Turning Point Action, an American nonprofit that advocates for conservative values ​​in high schools, colleges, and universities across the country