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The ACLU came out against a new education department policy that bolsters due process rights for those accused of sexual assault on campus, a moved condemned by the Atlantic.

The response of the ACLU to the Trump education department’s proposal to handle allegations of sexual misconduct on college campuses has more people convinced the organization’s original mission to protect civil liberties no longer exists.

The University of Minnesota has opened up an all-female scholarship to men after a Title IX complaint was filed.

Two former Sacred Heart University football player are suing a female student who made false rape claims against them in 2016.

Education secretary Betsy DeVos “is not eager” to go along with other departments in the Trump administration regarding the possible establishment of a legal definition of sex that would ensure individuals’ identification as either male or female, says a new report.

A UC Davis student spent $12,000 on legal fees defending himself against a false allegation in early 2018.

“What has been happening to young men on college campuses is now playing out on the national stage with Judge Kavanaugh,” retired university administrator Patricia Daugherty told Breitbart News. “Incredible money and ‘training’ have gone into efforts to immediately side with the accuser, with little to no interest in due process for the accused. The fever pitch we see on the news has been nurtured in college.”

The Department of Education is investigating Tulane University over a series of scholarships that are only offered to women.

NYU Professor Avital Ronell, who been accused of inappropriate sexual behavior with young men on more than one occasion, is now facing a backlash against her scholarly work.

Feminists are raging at the news the Trump education department plans to ensure those accused of sexual misconduct on campus will be entitled to due process.

A Title IX investigation has been filed against Northeastern professor Suzanna Danuta Walters who authored the infamous “Why Can’t We Hate Men?” column this year in the Washington Post.

New York University professor Avita Ronell is aggressively defending herself against claims of sexual misconduct made by a former advisee.

The New York Times published a report this week on a group of feminist professors that are defending a female colleague who was accused of sexual misconduct by a male student.

Feminist scholars are defending a female professor who is facing a Title IX investigation over alleged sexual misconduct in a reversal of their normal approach of believing victims.

A column in the Atlantic this week explores how two students could be accused of simultaneously sexually assaulting each other according to current campus policies.

A judge argued that sexism played a role in the expulsion of a male student at Johnson and Wales University who suffered an allegedly botched investigation into a sexual assault allegation against him.

The University of Michigan is reviewing 11 female-only programs offered by the institution after they were the focus of a recent Title IX complaint.

Female college athletes are forced to withstand a campaign of pressure to terminate pregnancies in order to stay in top condition, according to a piece in the Washington Examiner.

A student at Middlebury College has been disciplined by the administration for her role in the publication of an evidence-free list of alleged sexual abusers on campus.

Travis Smiley warns that in the rush to protect women from abusers, we risk criminalizing legitimate relationships between consenting adults. This time, the media may listen.

Establishment media elites at the Washington Post recently attacked Attorney General Jeff Sessions in a full-length editorial piece disguised as a news report.

California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill Monday that would have preserved the Obama administration’s new guidelines for sexual assault cases on university campuses, and which the Trump administration has reversed.

A group of Columbia University students interrupted a class session last week being taught by a Title IX administrator to protest her role in the alleged mishandling of a sexual assault case on campus.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos withdrew the Obama-era “Dear Colleague” policy which minimized the burden of proof required when adjudicating sexual assault cases on college campuses.

A Texas attorney has protected, then deleted his Twitter account after tweeting he would “be ok” if U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos “was sexually assaulted.”

Radical feminists at the University of Southern California have claimed another illegitimate scalp by forcing the school to suspend a football player for “assaulting” a female student despite that the so-called “victim” has testified that no assault ever took place.

The abandonment of due process on college campuses, disastrously accelerated by the Obama Administration, may have claimed the life of a student at a the University of Texas, Arlington.

WASHINGTON—On Monday the Supreme Court threw out a major transgender lawsuit, sending the case back to a lower federal court in light of the Trump administration’s rescinding of an Obama policy implicated by the lawsuit.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that transgender students would not lose protections in his state despite the Trump administration’s decision to repeal guidelines allowing children to use school bathrooms according to their preferred gender identity, the Hill reported.

Justice Department lawyers have asked a federal appeals court to cancel an upcoming hearing on the 13-state lawsuit against the federal government’s transgender directive, essentially buying time to figure out what to do on transgender policy in general and this lawsuit in particular.