Is unauthorized published photography legal?

Is there a constitutional privelage that allows anyone to take a picture of you unauthorized and publish it in a magazine or website? I thought there had to be a disclosure or something. My university took a photo of me at an event approximatly four years ago while sitting at a table looking down obviously unaware of the photograph and I later found it online in an article. I believe that I have the right to privacy and feel this is a violation of it, I strictly stay away from anything that might get my personal information online for everyone, including pictures and social networking sites. The editor said that they are entitled to do that by a constitutional amendment. This photo was with someone else and it has caused me great difficulties and even marital problems. What if it was against our religion to take photos?Could you advise me as to what right I have to pursue legal action to force the editor to remove this photo?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?

Constitutional amendment? What is the name of your state?

I live in Michigan

FERPA may apply in these circumstances if you were identified as a student.