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Clarity or Confusion?
OCR issues new guidance that clear way for investigating some cases of transgender bias, but advocates for transgender students say the document is inadequate.

Not Looking for Patterns
To distress of advocates, Education Department tells civil rights investigators to focus on individual complaints -- and not automatically go beyond them -- in looking for history of discrimination at institutions.

Pop Quiz
A dispute about a sociology test question on slave families ended in a lecturer's termination this spring at the University of Tennessee.

Failure to Report
Colorado chancellor suspended 10 days for not telling authorities of allegations of domestic violence by assistant coach. Athletics director, head coach ordered to each pay $100,000.

Punished for Anti-Racist Satire?
A student at SMU said she was unfairly suspended for putting up fliers to respond to racist posters on campus.

Do DeVos Comments Encourage Anti-Gay Bias?
Many find her claim about “unsettled law” to be dubious and an abdication of her agency's civil rights responsibilities.

Was Harvard Correct to Revoke Admissions Offers Over Offensive Posts?
Many experts on admissions and campus race relations say the university did the right thing.

Opinion
Portrait of Faculty Mental Health
New study of faculty members with mental health issues finds they disclose conditions selectively to trusted colleagues but are less trusting of and have worse reactions from staff members whose job it is to help them.
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