After formal investigations, the Senate passed a bill to provide stricter regulations to the current CSU sexual harassment policy, which will be effective on January 1, 2024.
Tag: Title IX
How CSULB combats sexual assault with Title IX and UPD
In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, two campus resources that provide support and knowledge to prevent sexual misconduct and/or aid survivors are highlighted.
CSULB’s Title IX training is too invasive into the personal identities of students
With the new Title IX training this year, invasive identity politics have infiltrated the university to a point that is only going to create more pushback against social justice movements.
Revisions made to Title IX for LBSU, all CSUs
Mandatory changes to Title IX allows the opportunity to avoid expulsion or suspension for students.
CSULB celebrates women’s rights with Title IX film screening
Just one year after the Title IX legislation passed, nearly 295,000 women were welcomed into the world of sports, and as of 2011, over 3 million women were participating in sports, both in high school and college. A screening of the film “Sporting Chance: The Lasting Legacy of Title IX”[Read More…]
Betsy is making campuses even more unsafe
Sexual assault and harassment are prevalent on college campuses, and the decision by Secretary of Education Betsy Devos on Sept. 22 to withdraw former President Barack Obama’s letter from Title IX will make it even more so. The changes to Title IX will make victims of assault less likely to[Read More…]
Title IX sees revisions in Washington, but potentially less so at CSULB
An era of strict policy came to a close last Friday when U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced changes regarding Title IX and the subsequent withdrawal of the 2011 Dear Colleague Letter on Sexual Assault. The U.S. Department of Education released an interim Q&A that outlines the department’s current[Read More…]