Title IX

Wyoming state superintendent recommends school continue current Title IX policies as new guidelines go into effect.

The Equality State objects to Biden's expanded protections for LGBTQ students and staff.

The Biden administration's proposal would allow for some restrictions to be placed on transgender student athletes but broad bans that prohibit them from competing on sports teams consistent with their gender identity would run afoul of Title IX. State Superintendent Megan Degenfelder says this is another example of federal overreach and vows to stand up to the administration of what she claims are harmful regulations.

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On a Sunday evening, Q. Quallen worked off some stress at the University of Wyoming rock climbing gym. The senior, double majoring in wildlife and natural…

An interaction between the UW Police Department and the UW student newspaper has prompted the university to clarify its policy regarding the rights and…

Both private and public institutions are bound by federal law to respond to reports of sexual harassment and abuse. In the workplace, it’s Title 7. In…

#metoo started flooding social media following the news about film producer Harvey Weinstein. Now the campaign has extended beyond women in Hollywood —…