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Does it Make Sense to Sue if You’ve Been Denied Tenure Due to Discrimination?

Achieving academic tenure is the hallmark of success for educators and in the college and university environment. This status grants a level of security that enables academic faculty to focus on their chosen area of study without distraction. Although tenure is a privilege rather than a right, it can easily become an expectation. Professors often …

New Title IX Rules: What Needs to Change Before Back to School This August

School policies and procedures will need to change to comply with the new Title IX rules that take effect on August 1. Most colleges, universities, and K-12 schools start the school year in August, so back to school could be a little different. Certainly, those who work with policies will need to work hard over …

LSU Settles Lawsuit Alleging Mishandling of Sexual Assault Cases—Results of Independent Legal Investigation Prove Pivotal

Although the details are not yet public, Louisiana State University recently settled a lawsuit filed by 10 women who alleged that the University failed to properly handle their sexual misconduct cases, reportedly agreeing to pay $1.9 million to settle the claims against the school. The lawsuit included allegations that to keep complaints against athletes from …

The Impact of Title IX on Campus Culture: Successes and Room for Improvement

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 has such an overwhelming impact on college campuses that it is difficult to imagine what campus culture would look like without this landmark legislation. A few simple words embedded in the U.S. Code have been expanded by regulations and embellished by interpretation to affect everything from academic …

Title IX and the #MeToo Movement: A Catalyst for Change

The rallying cry of “Me Too” started making the rounds on social media back in 2006, but the phrase and the #MeToo movement exploded in popularity in 2017 after reports surfaced of sexual abuse committed by film producer Harvey Weinstein. Social media posts by actresses and other prominent figures prompted women in all types of …