Professor criticized for stating that ‘accusers sometimes lie’ in email
James Moore replied to an email invitation to an event focused on sexual misconduct.
Tag Archive for: Title IX
Four years later, USC remains under Title IX investigation
In 2013, the Office of Civil Rights launched a federal investigation into USC’s Title IX office. Though the University has taken action, students say there is still more to be done.
Gender-neutral, multi-stall restroom added on USC campus
The new facility replaced a women’s restroom on the second floor of Student Union.
USG approves communication, advocacy plans
Senators discussed goals for these branches, such as expanding food options in libraries.
New Vice Provost of Student Affairs eager to begin role
Ainsley Carry is part of a reorganization of student affairs that will focus the department on students’ health, safety and involvement.
Federal investigation launched against USC
Members of Student Coalition Against Rape (SCAR) are leading the push to bring attention to student victims of sexual assault.
University must do more to address rape culture
Without the administration’s support, sexual assault survivors are left in the dark.
Title IX’s impact is still being felt at USC
On March 10, the women’s sand volleyball team played its inaugural match. Sand volleyball, USC’s newest sport, is USC’s 12th women’s athletic team. The inaugural match was timely because of the recent celebration of the 40th anniversary of Title IX. Commonly referenced in regards to equality in women’s athletics, many overlook Title IX’s initial purpose. […]
Title IX limits options for expansion
USC’s decision to add women’s sand volleyball and lacrosse a product of strategy, legislation.
Stipends problematic for collegiate athletes
Nobody cares about Lonnie White. Nobody cares that as a former USC wide receiver from 1982 to 1986, White pocketed roughly $14,000 in extra benefits. Nobody cares that he sold his season ticket allotment. Nobody cares that, in doing so, he violated NCAA rules. We’re numb to this now. Unless Yahoo! Sports were to learn […]