Last month, a Pennsylvania federal judge denied Carnegie Mellon University’s motion to dismiss Title VI discrimination and retaliation claims brought by a Jewish student alleging that she was subjected to antisemitic discrimination at the university*. This is an important ruling, particularly in light of the rise in antisemitism on campus…
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Facing a disciplinary hearing under Title IX can be daunting for students accused of sexual misconduct, dating violence, stalking, or other Title IX violations. The outcome of such hearings can significantly impact your academic future, reputation, and career. Read this blog and reach out to a skilled Title IX lawyer…
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Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination at educational institutions that receive federal funding – which includes nearly all universities, both public and private. While most people associate Title IX with addressing sexual harassment or assault in schools, the law also…
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Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination at educational institutions that receive federal funding – which includes nearly all universities, both public and private. While its purpose is straightforward, many misconceptions surround Title IX, particularly regarding its rights and protections. These misunderstandings can leave students confused about…
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Universities have conduct codes regulating student behavior, but when student misconduct occurs off-campus, the extent of a university’s authority to impose discipline becomes a nuanced issue. Read this blog and speak with our Title IX lawyers to learn about the complexities of university jurisdiction over off-campus conduct, the rights students…
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In a university setting, professors often balance teaching responsibilities with their own freedom of expression. But when it comes to topics that may provoke strong reactions, what rights do professors have to freely express their views within the classroom? Continue reading to learn about the boundaries of professors' free speech…
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