Final Title IX Regulations Released By Education Department
The new regulations require colleges to allow cross-examination of accusers and eliminate the single-investigator models.
The new regulations require colleges to allow cross-examination of accusers and eliminate the single-investigator models.
Abigail Boyer, associate executive director for the Clery Center, discusses common findings from reviewing annual security reports.
The new guidance covers emergency notification requirements for the essential employees and small number of students who remain on college campuses.
A six-year review of Penn State’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints found several Title IX violations this academic year.
Following an investigation, the school has agreed to create a centralized record-keeping system to track sexual misconduct allegations against employees.
While most of the hotly debated proposed regulations are likely to remain, the Education Department is expected to change its stance on off-campus sexual assault.
The female runners say a policy allowing athletes to compete in sports corresponding with their gender identity puts them at an unfair advantage.
The Detroit Free Press noticed a trend where courts are frequently ruling on the side of students accused of sexual assault.
The guidance includes responses to 37 FAQs regarding schools’ and districts’ responsibilities under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
A damning report from the Education Department says MSU officials failed to report crimes and disclose accurate crime statistics, among other things.
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