Georgetown Law School students can’t campaign for a political candidate, thanks to university lawyers’ reading of the law. Why? The university is a tax-exempt entity and thus its students can’t promote a candidate! Who’s interpreting laws these days? Luckily, the Foundation on Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) set the legal record straight. Read about it in a Wall Street Journal blog and on FIRE’s website.

And the College Fix reports that the law school prohibits students from even using the Internet to campaign!