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Lindenwood University will no longer print its student-run magazine, The Legacy, a decision student journalists believe was prompted by unflattering pieces they ran in the publication.

Madeline Raineri, the news editor at The Legacy, told KWMU, a public radio station in St. Louis, that administrators disapproved of their coverage of sexual assault, suicide awareness and an investigation of a campus murder.

University officials said the move came because of budget cuts and was not meant as censorship.

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