A recent letter published in the Quinnipiac Chronicle offers a disturbing, but unfortunately not surprising, account of a student navigating a campus Title IX process. The author describes being ordered out of his dorm before he was even told what he was accused of and then having to navigate a…
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Attorney Michael Thad Allen, of Allen Harris Law, was recently quoted in The Texas Tribune regarding his client, a Texas Tech University law student suing university leadership and faculty after they took disciplinary action for her comments about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The lawsuit, filed in federal…
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"It's not just Texas State, and it's not just faculty, it's students, too. From everything we have seen, Texas universities are currently at war against the First Amendment. And they seem not to be concerned about the consequences of violating the First Amendment, but they should be." This powerful reminder…
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Key Takeaways Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects employees from workplace discrimination, while Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex discrimination in federally funded educational programs. Federal appellate courts are split on whether employees of federally funded schools may sue under Title IX…
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