In 1998, the University of Southern California was accused of denying its female students a fair chance at participating in sports. Thirteen years lat...

Make no mistake, the dilemmas posed by fraternity incidents have ramifications far beyond Greek life. The free speech controversies posed by fraternities -- and the responses to them -- often threaten the free speech rights of all students.

Since the 1980s, harassment policies have been the main vehicle for campus speech codes -- that is, collegiate policies that restrict speech protected by the First Amendment.

Yale's Dean Mary Miller's precedent in banning the DKE fraternity for creating a "hostile" environment with its boorish chants raises troubling questions. The willingness to ban "hostile" speech is antithetical to a commitment to free expression for all.

When the University of Delaware announced it was downgrading the men’s varsity track and cross country programs to club teams earlier this year, the...

-- Many Division I schools are distorting the number of students participating in sports so they can comply with Title IX, The New York Times reporte...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Yale University has created a committee to address allegations of sexual harassment and other misconduct. The announcement comes a...

DURHAM, N.H. -- A nation that prides itself on fighting the abuse of power has an obligation to prevent sexual violence in schools and on college camp...

The Title IX Complaint documents the high-profile sexual harassment that has taken place at Yale over the last few years. Without actually punishing the harassers, without calling it sexual harassment, Yale allows this culture to persist.

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced today it will open an investigation to review Yale's policies for dealing with s...

Almost 40 years after the passage of Title IX, which promoted gender equality in educational athletic programs, and almost 30 years after the NCAA inc...