In 2018, we wrote how social media missteps can get college students in hot water with their university while they are enrolled, and how offensive posts can get them into trouble even before the school year begins. When the pandemic began in 2020 and schools around...
A stellar reputation that takes years to build can be lost in a moment. Just ask Will Smith, Hollywood’s once favorite feelgood actor quickly fell from grace after he charged the stage and slapped – some say assaulted – comedian Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars on...
Earlier this month, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 99 (HB 99), which allows teachers and other school personnel to carry firearms in school safety zones. HB 99 was previously passed by the Ohio House in November 2021 with a 56-34 vote and, earlier this...
In every Title IX or student conduct matter, students have an opportunity to submit to an interview. Regardless of being a complainant or respondent (accused), the interview is a key opportunity to present facts in support of a charge or defense and to correct...
We’ve all experienced it – the moment right after hitting “send” on a text message only to undergo imminent regret that leads to us asking “why did I write that?”. Fortunately for Apple users, that regret, or embarrassment, no longer needs to live on. With Apple’s...
One of the most important pieces of civil rights legislation for female students , Title IX, is now celebrating its 50th year. Initially known for its impact on women’s ability to compete in collegiate athletics, the application of Title IX has evolved...
