Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A former University of Tennessee pharmacy student was awarded $250,000 after arguing that her First Amendment rights were violated ...

After being almost expelled for sharing Beyoncé and Cardi B lyrics online, Kimberly Diei has been awarded $250K. The pharmacy student settled a federal lawsuit in January 2025 involving what she ...

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center has settled in a First Amendment case involving a pharmacy student’s “sex-positive” social media post. Kimberly Diei, a Memphis pharmacist, agreed to ...

Diei won the money after a court ruled that her social media posts were protected under the First Amendment. A woman has won $250K after the educational institution she attended threatened to expel ...

Have you heard about Kimberly Diei? The former doctor of pharmacy student at the University of Tennessee spent the last four years fighting with her school, and she just received a major win. As the ...

The lawsuit was filed after UT threatened to expel Kimberly Diei from school over a tweet she made containing the lyrics of Cardi B's 'WAP.' Kimberly Diei, a former pharmacy student at the University ...

A former University of Tennessee (UT) pharmacy student expelled for posting to her personal Twitter account racy lyrics to Cardi B’s hit song WAP will be paid $250,000 by the school after filing a ...

A former University of Tennessee student has received a settlement of $250,000 after her school tried to expel her over a social media post that had lyrics from Cardi B’s song “WAP.” Kimberly Diei, a ...

FIRE, which represented the student (Kimberly Diei) reports: After her First Amendment lawsuit set precedent last fall for student free speech rights, Memphis pharmacist Kimberly Diei agreed to a $250 ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn — The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) announced Wednesday a settlement has been reached between the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) in ...

A former University of Tennessee pharmacy student was awarded $250,000 after arguing that her First Amendment rights were violated when the college threatened to expel her over a social media post ...