A former Liberty University civil rights investigator and professor has filed a lawsuit against the school that claims he was wrongly fired in retaliation for opposing alleged discrimination by ...

Liberty University Fired Employee for Reporting Title IX Violations, Lawsuit Claims, Clery Act, sexual assault, Peter Brake, ...

A filed complaint said policies allowed transgender students to share private spaces with peers of the opposite biological sex.

A former professor and investigator at Liberty University has filed a federal lawsuit against the school and its leaders for discrimination and retaliation under Title IX, the Uniformed Services ...

The UCSC Police Department and/or Title IX became aware on March 4, 2025, of three incidents potentially related to a violation of California Penal Code 647.

A former Liberty employee, who was working in the University’s Title IX office, claims he was fired after ... fined Liberty an unprecedented $14 million for violating the Clery Act. The lawsuit cites ...

The incident occurred Feb. 18, and the two suspects were known to the victim, the university said in a crime bulletin issued ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — Federal officials announced plans to investigate the Maine Department of Education and Maine School Administrative District 51 over alleged Title IX violations after ... the ...

it has to follow Title IX. If it wants to forgo federal funds and continue to trample the rights of its young female athletes, that, too, is its choice.” ...

The United States Department of Education has launched Title IX investigations into Maine's DOE and a state school district for allegedly ignoring President Donald Trump's executive order on ...

The Department also acknowledges the elected state representatives and officials who have held strong on common sense and adhered to Title IX’s commands. Their principled positions have ...

The U.S. Department of Education’s recent decision to clarify that Title IX does not apply to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals has sparked plenty of debate, and rightly so. On its face ...