OCR: Penn State Continued to Violate Title IX After Sandusky Scandal
A six-year review of Penn State’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints found several Title IX violations this academic year.
A six-year review of Penn State’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints found several Title IX violations this academic year.
The judge ruled a student accused of sexual assault is entitled to a live hearing with the opportunity to cross-examine his accuser.
The settlement funds will be distributed by an independent special master who is trained in sex abuse trauma.
The man, who was a counselor at La Sierra Academy, was found in possession of more than 600 images of child pornography.
Following an investigation, the school has agreed to create a centralized record-keeping system to track sexual misconduct allegations against employees.
Students have criticized the school’s police department for its response to student sit-ins and protests following dozens of racist incidents.
University officials deny the stalking victim’s claims that an LSUPD detective told her the cameras act as a deterrent rather than a surveillance device.
The student allegedly obtained explicit images of minors, used the images to coerce them into performing sexual acts, and shared them with a teacher.
“They would rather carry it to the grave than to let someone else know about it,” one parent said. “You don’t want to be the one to upset the brotherhood.”
Investigative reporting by The Charlotte Observer found district officials did not run the $1.75 million investment by the school board.
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