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Maine secures TRO against Title IX funding freeze
A federal court in Maine granted the state’s request for a temporary restraining order against the Department of Agriculture, which froze more than $97,000 in administrative funds and over $374,000 in state operating expenses over Maine’s refusal to ban trans women from playing in women’s sports at school.
Takeaway The DOJ and ED are allocating resources to increase enforcement of Title IX concerning participation of transgender athletes, the use of intimate spaces, and “gender ideology” generally.
EXCLUSIVE: The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday the creation of a Title IX special investigations team in ...
USU has been working for years to address Title IX concerns with the Department of Justice, and still has work to do.
The school board adopted Biden administration-ordered changes last summer, after the administration revised its rules for ...
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Amid a “staggering volume” of Title IX complaints, the federal Education and Justice departments have launched a new team to ...
Grand Valley State University has returned to 2020 Title IX regulations enacted during President Donald Trump's first ...
U.S. District Court Judge Michael McShane denied three motions to dismiss aspects of the case in a 29-page ruling issued ...
The Undergraduate Senate debated shifting the campus culture surrounding Title IX as well as a student group aimed at ...
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