Viewpoint neutrality
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In the area of university sponsored
speech, the Court has decided two vitally important cases, in 1995 and in 2000, which both clearly held that universities must remain viewpoint neutral when funding student organizations. Viewpoint neutrality means that public universities, in making their decisions about funding, may not take into consideration what position or opinion a student or group of students stands
for or advocates. Free Speech - The Basics - FIRE