Legal questions continue after President Donald Trump said he'd pull federal funding for Maine if they didn't comply with his policies surrounding transgender athletes.

Attorneys argue district officials acted properly in investigating a sexual assault and were compliant with Title IX law.

Daniel C. Swinton, chief consulting officer at the education consulting firm TNG, which manages the Association of Title IX Administrators, or ATIXA, kicked off the session by acknowledging the ...

Hiring a Title IX Coordinator for your team requires thoughtful planning, an open mind, and strategic foresight. Through repeated collaborations ...

A senior U.S. District Court judge has granted a motion for class certification by the plaintiffs in a Title IX lawsuit ...

The USDA is currently investigating the public university in Orono as part of a broader federal investigation into the ...

A fourth former Indiana University men’s basketball player has joined the lawsuit against the Indiana University Trustees, ...

Reverting back to the 2020 regulations, Title IX departments nationwide and education administrators were required to ...

A federal agency’s finding that Maine’s department of education violated Title IX for allowing student-athletes to play on teams consistent with their gender identity is the clearest showing ...

Duke administrators noted that while the changes will likely shift some of the University's policies, they do not expect ...

Fox News claimed the Trump administration was expanding its Title IX investigation to include Greely High School.