https://www.sltrib.com/news/education/2018/08/21/university-utah/
Utah legislature passed laws specifically forbidding public universities from restricting both 1A and 2A rights, so the instructor was wrong on at least two counts.
“Concealed carry is protected under your Second Amendment rights,” the teaching assistant acknowledges in the syllabus.
“However, because the University of Utah reserves the right to restrict elements of the First Amendment on campus to specifically sanctioned ‘free speech zones’ I am reserving the right to restrict elements of the Second Amendment in my own classroom.
“If you feel that it is somehow at all appropriate to bring a gun to class (hint: it is not — this is absurd, antisocial, and frightening behavior), you are restricted to spending your time in class in my ‘Second Amendment zone’ a 3x3 taped square on the floor in the very back of the classroom, that will be shared with all other gun carriers.”
Utah legislature passed laws specifically forbidding public universities from restricting both 1A and 2A rights, so the instructor was wrong on at least two counts.
Chris Nelson, the U.’s spokesman, said the one-paragraph “weapons policy” was removed from the online curriculum Tuesday, one day after fall classes started, and students were “alerted to the error.” The graduate assistant, too, has apologized, received additional training and will now “instead have other assignments.” The school has not identified the teacher.