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Dispute Over Minority Affairs, Collapse of a Student Senate

At Metropolitan State University, the Student Senate fell apart after continued internal disputes and arguments with the administration over vacant minority affairs positions.

A Potential Title IX Supreme Court Case?

A split in two federal appeals courts opinions could set up a court challenge at the highest level and give clarity on due process in campus sexual violence cases.

Baylor Student Activists Appeal to NCAA

LGBTQ advocates want the association to intervene and help break what they call a long-standing pattern of discrimination at one of the nation's most prominent religious institutions.

Title IX a Sticking Point in Talks Over New Higher Ed Law

Resolving differences over sexual assault procedures, including requirements for live hearings, emerges as one of the biggest challenges for negotiating a reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.
Opinion

Managing Microaggressions

Those of us whom they affect must find ways to soothe the uncomfortable feelings they elicit, writes Stephen J. Aguilar, who offers some suggestions for how to do so.

This Journal's Future Is Female

Political science association pleases and surprises members with its flagship publication's new editorial team.
Opinion

Taking Trans Lives Seriously

It is not permissible to debate in some academic parlor game the lives of people who are oppressed and murdered, writes Mark Lance.

Campus Officers' ‘Offensive’ Online Posts Prompt Mass Firings

Hampton University fired nine police officers for posting offensive, racist and misogynistic material on social media. Experts say the social media activities of campus officers and other law enforcement officials are under heightened scrutiny.