Title IX

Education Maria Young, Mar. 18, 2026

Marshall Women’s Swim And Dive Program To Continue

The Women's Swimming & Diving program at Marshall University will continue -- and so will the financial concerns that led administrators to cancel it last month.

Continue Reading Take Me to More News

Education Eric Douglas, Mar. 10, 2026

MU Swimmers Sue To Stop Program Closure

Members of the Marshall University Women’s Swimming and Diving team have filed a federal class action lawsuit against the university, as well as a request for a temporary restraining order, to stop the closure of the program.

Continue Reading Take Me to More News

Education Chris Schulz, Jan. 31, 2025

Schools Received New Federal Guidance On Title IX Enforcement

The U.S. Department of Education has formally rescinded a 2024 Title IX policy that encouraged schools to respect the rights of transgender students.

Continue Reading Take Me to More News

Education Curtis Tate, Jan. 09, 2025

Federal Policy On Transgender Students Blocked In Court

West Virginia Attorney General and Gov.-elect Patrick Morrisey led a six-state lawsuit against the department to stop the policy from being enforced.

Continue Reading Take Me to More News

Recent Stories

Education Chris Schulz, Jun. 17, 2024

Kentucky Court Halts New Title IX Rule

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey co-led a six-state coalition in suing the federal Department of Education and Sec. Miguel Cardona, challenging a Title IX rule change.

Continue Reading Take Me to More News

Education Chris Schulz, May. 08, 2024

State Of Emergency Implemented For Berkeley County School, Harrison County Schools Consolidated

The West Virginia Board of Education (WVDE) issued a State of Emergency for Martinsburg North Middle School (MNMS) in Berkeley County at its monthly meeting Wednesday, citing issues with safety and academic rigor.

Continue Reading Take Me to More News

Load More Articles