Boise State University officials say they will change their on-campus event policies after facing a possible lawsuit from private legal organizations.
The Idaho Freedom Foundation and American Civil Liberties Union of Idaho had accused the university of violating the First Amendment after it charged a student organization security fees for a gun-rights event earlier this year.
University officials had already reimbursed the students $465 but they say will now suspend the policies that allow them to charge for enhanced security.
The university also on Tuesday said it will suspend five other rules where enforcement is dependent on subjective discretion, such as allowing exceptions for sound amplification and scheduling events on Boise State property.
The rules will be suspended until the university finishes revising them.