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The New Title IX Guidelines Benefit Survivors
They prove the rights of both parties are not mutually exclusive, argues Meg Mott, and assume that survivors deserve to be treated as functional human beings.
Women, College, Marriage and Jobs
Attending a more selective college may be linked to increased odds of working, decreased odds of marriage for women, but not men, study suggests.
A Direct Contradiction
Lawyers and Title IX practitioners have identified potential conflicts between the Trump administration's new proposed regulations on the gender discrimination law and state policy.
Gender, Pay and a 'Black Box'
U of Arizona is sued over alleged discrimination against female faculty members in pay and promotions. This suit follows one by female deans.
New Uncertainty on Title IX
DeVos Title IX proposal would make campus hearings into "mini courtrooms," higher education lawyers say, with cross-examination requirements survivor advocates criticized.
Rowan Relents on Sports Bras
University ends rule for female athletes after article draws widespread criticism of the ban.
Massachusetts Keeps Trans Protections
State rejects bid to repeal law providing for equality in public accommodations. Higher ed leaders pushed to keep law. In Seattle, voters approve property tax hike to pay for free community college.
New Scrutiny for Women's Programs
University of Minnesota ends requirement that some scholarships go to women. Tulane evaluates its programs limited to women. Other institutions face new complaints.