Education Dept. opens Title IX investigation of Brown
The Department of Education launched an investigation of the University’s handling of sexual assault cases July 10, examining alleged Title IX violations.
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Federal complaints filed against U. in sexual assault case
Legal Momentum, a nonprofit advocating for women’s legal rights, has filed charges with the U.S. Department of Education against the University.
Paxson responds to campus unrest over sexual assault policy
President Christina Paxson sent a campus-wide email Saturday afternoon, responding to student outcry surrounding the University’s sexual misconduct policy.
Community questions sexual assault policies
A petition, which was initiated by Emma Hall ’16 collected nearly 2,600 signatures.
U. mishandled sexual assault case, victim says
The summer after her first semester, Lena Sclove ’15.5 was strangled and raped by another Brown student, she said at a press conference Tuesday.
Pension settlement breakdown challenges candidate’s campaign strategy
The proposed settlement to end the battle over Rhode Island’s pension overhaul was ultimately voted down Monday.
Spotlight on the Statehouse: April 10, 2014
A bill requiring health care providers to offer patients undergoing mammograms basic information about their breast density was approved by the Senate.
Spotlight on the Statehouse: March 20, 2014
The GA considered s bill to alter gun-buyer screening procedures and legislation to review racial disparities in suspensions in public schools.
Clock ticks for candidates considering campaigns
Two more state officials took steps toward forming campaigns in anticipation of the 2014 election season.
Spotlight on the Statehouse: March 6, 2014
This week in the General Assembly, constitutional amendments were proposed in the Senate, and the House of Representatives welcomed its newest number.
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Federal complaints filed against U. in sexual assault case
Legal Momentum, a nonprofit advocating for women’s legal rights, has filed charges with the U.S. Department of Education against the University.
Paxson responds to campus unrest over sexual assault policy
President Christina Paxson sent a campus-wide email Saturday afternoon, responding to student outcry surrounding the University’s sexual misconduct policy.
Community questions sexual assault policies
A petition, which was initiated by Emma Hall ’16 collected nearly 2,600 signatures.
U. mishandled sexual assault case, victim says
The summer after her first semester, Lena Sclove ’15.5 was strangled and raped by another Brown student, she said at a press conference Tuesday.
Pension settlement breakdown challenges candidate’s campaign strategy
The proposed settlement to end the battle over Rhode Island’s pension overhaul was ultimately voted down Monday.
Spotlight on the Statehouse: April 10, 2014
A bill requiring health care providers to offer patients undergoing mammograms basic information about their breast density was approved by the Senate.
Spotlight on the Statehouse: March 20, 2014
The GA considered s bill to alter gun-buyer screening procedures and legislation to review racial disparities in suspensions in public schools.
Clock ticks for candidates considering campaigns
Two more state officials took steps toward forming campaigns in anticipation of the 2014 election season.
Spotlight on the Statehouse: March 6, 2014
This week in the General Assembly, constitutional amendments were proposed in the Senate, and the House of Representatives welcomed its newest number.
