Anyone – of any gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, citizenship status, race, class or educational level – can suffer from sexual harassment, including sexual violence.

Office of Strategy and Policy Implementation Combating Sexual Misconduct (Title IX) CUNY’s Sexual Violence Campus Climate Survey In 2015, the New York State Legislature passed NYS Education Law ...

As an institution that receives federal funding, Colorado College is subject to federal Title IX regulations, which govern everything under the umbrella of gender equality, including discrimination, ...

The Legal Editorial Board's histrionic call for amendment of Title IX and repeal of the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) 2011 Guidance on school response to sexual misconduct is ill-informed. Its ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Professor Sarah Fields talked about how Title IX addresses issues like sexual harassment and assault. She spoke about the evolution of the ...

As the country comes to terms with the reality of our endemic sexual violence, the college campus has become a place of contention and reckoning. College-age women are at the age of highest risk for ...

In August 2025, the definition of what constitutes sexual assault under the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) expanded, and as a result impacted the way Title IX Coordinators must ...

ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON — Carrying two-way radios and bedding, dozens of students barricaded themselves inside Bard College’s administrative building. A banner hung from a window asked, “Why does Bard ...

A female college football coach has filed a Title IX sex discrimination lawsuit against Ohio Dominican University, alleging an assault by a player ...

About 41% of male college athletes said in a survey that they had been told about an incident of sexual assault or domestic violence, but that they were largely unaware of their school's procedures on ...