Title IX
DeVos, Dept. of Education Cited In New Lawsuit
The secretary has said that prior guidance didn't protect the due process rights of the accused.
Court Supports Transgender Teen in Bathroom Case
The Seventh Court found Tuesday that the school district was likely violating Ash Whitaker's rights as guaranteed through Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and the Constitution.
Stanford Flips Stance on 'Partisan' Trump Promo Photo
The university said it wanted to stay out of politics, but law professor Michele Dauber called the debate a free-speech issue.
Free Speech and Sexual Harassment at Yale
The accused is denied the right of cross-examination, even though he faces dire sanctions.
North Carolina's House Bill 2 Will Be Reviewed
North Carolina's governor reacts after the Justice Department says the law violates the Civil Rights Act.
You've Got Male: Making History at Women's Final Four
For the first time since women's basketball began staging national championships, all four coaches in the semifinals will be men.
Yale Basketball Star Vows to Sue After Being Expelled
Lawyer claims students slandered Jack Montague and university took no steps to correct it.
Court Dismisses Columbia 'Mattress Protest' Lawsuit
Paul Nungesser claimed the school discriminated against him by allowing Emma Sulkowicz's "Carry That Weight" protest.
Christian Colleges Are a Battleground for LGBT Rights
Title IX's inclusion of transgender and gay rights on campus has Christian universities controversially requesting exemptions on the basis of religious freedom.
Schools Challenged Over Religious Right to Discriminate
Religious schools believe Title IX conflicts with their beliefs on marriage, sexual orientation and abortion.
The Other Side of the College Sexual Assault Crisis
Allegations of sexual assault on campus are at record levels, as are lawsuits from the accused, including Paul Nungesser, claiming schools discriminated against them based on gender.
Obama Wakes Up to Censorship on Campus
The president could help end campus censorship by telling the Education Department to relax its Title IX inquisition.
California's New Law: Only "Yes" Means Yes On Campus
Law requires state-funded colleges and universities to adopt affirmative consent and other sexual assault policies