Cancel culture is a term used to describe the practice of calling out and publicly shaming individuals or organizations for engaging in behavior or using language that is perceived as unacceptable or offensive. This phenomenon has become increasingly prevalent in...
On March 1, 2023, the NCAA officially welcomed its ninth president, Charlie Baker. The 66-year-old former governor of Massachusetts and private-sector CEO breaks the typical mold of college administrators at the helm of the organization, leaving commentators...
A 2020 antitrust case filed in the Western District of Tennessee by parents of competitive cheerleaders alleged that Varsity Brands LLC, acting in concert with other associated entities and individuals, “conspired to raise, fix, and stabilize the prices charged...
Last week, Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 288 into law. The nearly 1,000-page omnibus bill involves the first major overhaul of Ohio criminal law in several years. The bill implements several changes to laws that may affect Ohio students in particular,...
Why is an Advisor Necessary? If you are reading through this page, chances are that you or a loved one are either involved in or about to be involved in a campus disciplinary or Title IX action. By the sheer fact that you are thinking about selecting a student...
In 1960, probably even before most of our clients’ parents were born, Neil Sedaka, a well-known singer crooned, “Breaking Up is Hard to Do.” It’s true, breaking up has never been easy. Indeed, before cell phones and texting, young loves would have the break-up...
