Title IX

Softball gold medalists join Fred Roggin to talk about the equal opportunities provided by the landmark legislation, as well as the future of women’s sports.

First lady Jill Biden spoke on Wednesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Title IX.

At least 19 states have passed laws or adopted rules that either bar or limit participation in sports by transgender athletes.

With the 50th anniversary of Title IX approaching, here’s everything you need to know about the impact of the law.

Approaching its 50th anniversary, here’s everything you need to know about Title IX and its lasting impact on women’s sports.

On a recent Thursday evening in Fort Worth two high school teams met for the very first girls varsity flag football game in North Texas. As the 50th anniversary of Title IX approaches, the students and coaches reflected on what progress in girls’ sports looks like and why it matters.

Three Harvard University graduate students allege in a lawsuit that the school ignored complaints about sexual harassment by a professor

The Education Department announced plans Tuesday to hold a public hearing on how schools ought to handle sexual misconduct cases as the first step in a planned overhaul of Title IX regulations. In a letter released by the Education Department, the hearing is described as a chance for students, parents, school officials and advocates to weigh in before the Biden...

In the latest attempt to ramp up pressure on the Biden administration to overhaul regulations on how schools deal with sexual misconduct, the advocacy group Know Your IX released a 37-page report Monday describing hardships students say they’ve experienced after filing Title IX complaints

President Joe Biden has ordered his administration to review Trump administration rules around campus sexual assaults that bolstered the rights of the accused

Colleges mulling whether to cut sports amid the coronavirus pandemic must ensure they remain compliant with the federal civil-rights law known as Title IX

New regulations released Wednesday by the Education Department will change how K-12 schools respond to students’ reports of sexual assault and harassment, requiring administrators to more formally investigate claims and share the evidence with accused students and their parents, NBC News reports.