Title IX

Title IX is a federal law that prevents sex discrimination. It applies to schools receiving federal funding, which includes most […]

Equal access to education is something many people take for granted today, but that hasn’t always been the case. For

Title IX is a 1972 federal law prohibiting gender-based discrimination at all colleges and universities that receive federal funding (the

If you, or someone close to you, has found themselves involved in a college discipline matter related to sexual misconduct,

What is a Dear Colleague Letter? In the world of higher education law, the “Dear Colleague” letter (DCL) serves as

To comply with Title IX, educational institutions must designate one employee as a Title IX investigator. This role is usually

When a student receives an official notice from their university alleging a violation of Title IX, it can feel like

Under Title IX regulations, schools cannot require the complainant to change their schedule, relocate to another building, or transfer schools

Title IX Notice of Allegations, also known as NOA, is an official document that states exactly what the student (the

If a school demonstrates bias during a Title IX investigation, Students may take the following actions: File an internal appeal

Yes. A school can place an individual on administrative leave or impose restrictions without a formal Title IX notice, but

Can resigning during a Title IX investigation protect your career? In reality, it often triggers mandatory reporting to state education agencies, permanent records in national databases, and independent investigations. This guide explains the legal consequences, federal mandates, and long-term risks educators face when leaving mid-investigation.