by Susanna Murphy, JD | Mar 27, 2026 | Title IX Guides
Title IX investigations rarely unfold in a linear way. Allegations may overlap, and questions may arise about how policy applies as a case develops. New information can also shift what evidence should be gathered over time. As a result, decisions around scope, timing,...
by Adrienne Mathis | Mar 6, 2026 | 2020 Title IX Regulations, Title IX Guides
This article focuses on practical approaches to scheduling Title IX hearings. In a companion piece (to be published this month), we will explore useful strategies for facilitating Title IX hearings. Scheduling a Title IX hearing requires coordinating decision-makers,...
by Adrienne Mathis | Jan 29, 2026 | Title IX Guides
This article is part of our Building Your Title IX Team series, which explores the critical roles that ensure a fair, compliant, and defensible Title IX process. In this installment, Adrienne Mathis offers real-world guidance for Title IX Coordinators. Being a Title...
by Adrienne Mathis | Oct 23, 2025 | Title IX Guides
In our recent article, When Students Study Abroad: A Title IX Guide for Higher Ed, we looked at how institutions can manage Title IX obligations when students are learning overseas. This companion piece turns the lens inward—on the international students and scholars...
by Susanna Murphy, JD | Oct 2, 2025 | Title IX Guides
This article is part of our Building Your Title IX Team series, which explores the critical roles that ensure a fair, compliant, and defensible Title IX process. In this installment, Susanna Murphy, J.D., examines the advisor role in the Title IX process and why...
by Adrienne Mathis | Aug 7, 2025 | Title IX Guides
Studying abroad opens doors for cultural and academic growth—but also introduces heightened risks. Female students may be up to five times more likely to be sexually assaulted while studying abroad compared to when they are on campus. For Title IX teams, we must ask...
