By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs and Drew Musto A hearing board of five Cornellians determined on Wednesday night that a student did not violate the Campus Code of Conduct when he shared internal working group documents with The Sun, concluding a case that thrust the campus judicial process into the spotlight. The […]
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House approves report on New York State Constitution’s Judiciary Article By Christina Couto Citing its length and the potential for confusion, Henry M. Greenberg of Albany (Greenberg Traurig LLP), chair of the Committee on the New York State Constitution, discussed Article VI, the Judiciary Article of the state Constitution, during […]
TOPEKA – The father of a KU women’s basketball player told a Kansas Senate committee Tuesday that no one from the university had asked for a Title IX investigation following an incident that led to charges being filed against a star men’s player. Tim Calvert spoke by phone to the […]
(Ashe Schow, Watchdog.org) In November 2016, a male Cornell University student filed a complaint against the university for refusing to immediately investigate his claim of gender bias. Now a judge has ruled that Cornell acted in an “arbitrary and capricious” manner by refusing to follow its own anti-discrimination policy, which […]