The U.S. Department of Education released proposed changes to Title IX regulations on June 23 in celebration of the policy’s 50th anniversary, drawing mixed reviews from higher education experts.

Title IX, which bans sex-based discrimination in educational settings, ... drawing praise from due-process advocates and criticism from victims'-rights groups. Now, ...

Biden's Title IX Rules Draw Both Cheers And Fears Biden's effort to change the way cases of sexual assault and harassment are handled by schools is drawing both cheers and fears. The move comes ...

In the late 19th Century, at a time when elite institutions like Harvard only admitted men, the “seven sisters” liberal ...

As Education Secretary Betsy DeVos proposes changes to Title IX, a student looks for justice and another advocates for putting sexual assault violations on transcripts. On Campus Radio: Drawing New ...

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A federal judge halted the Biden administration's attempt to rewrite Title IX to interpret sex as including all "gender identities," which would have allowed biological men to use women's ...

The new Title IX policies on sexual misconduct which were then sweeping campuses perpetuated “myths and fantasies about power,” Kipnis wrote, ... Drawing on her experience, ...

At Harvard alone, roughly 20 percent of Title IX complaints investigated by the University from 2015 to 2019 were filed by third parties, according to the University’s 2019 Office for Dispute ...

Title IX was formally introduced in Congress by Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana, and was its chief Senate sponsor for congressional debate when it finally became law in June of 1972. It's 37 words.

Through negotiations, the Equal Rights Amendment was passed in March 1972, sending it to the states for ratification, and Title IX later became law June 23, 1972 with the Education Amendments.