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First Circuit Rules That Title IX Does Not Cover Claim by Non-Student

Higher Education, Policies, Sexual Misconduct • By Robert G. Young • August 14, 2018

Worcester Business Journal quotes Bob Young in “Weed & the Workplace”

Employment, Policies, Workplace • By Robert G. Young • August 7, 2018

Department of Education Tosses Obama-Era Affirmative-Action Guidance in the Garbage

Higher Education, Policies • By Ariel G. Sullivan • July 23, 2018

Deliberate Indifference: Can a School be Liable for Acting When the Victim Requests Inaction?

Higher Education, Policies, Protocols, Sexual Misconduct • By Lynette Paczkowski • June 5, 2018

Mental Health and Campus Safety: Do Colleges and Universities Have a Duty to Prevent Student Suicides?

Higher Education, Policies, Protocols, Safety • By Lynette Paczkowski • May 22, 2018

New York Fights Workplace Sexual Harassment – Does Massachusetts Stack Up?

Employment, Harassment, Policies, Sexual Misconduct, Workplace • By Chelsie A. Vokes • May 8, 2018

Court Finds Colleges Must Protect Students from Danger

Higher Education, Policies, Protocols, Safety • By Chelsie A. Vokes • April 13, 2018

NY Federal Court Limits Breach of Contract Claims Against Universities for Failing to Follow Internal Termination Policies

Employment, Higher Education, Policies, Protocols • By AiVi Nguyen • March 27, 2018

National Science Foundation, colleges, universities

National Science Foundation Proposes Sexual Harassment and Assault Reporting Requirements

Harassment, Higher Education, Policies, Sexual Misconduct • By Chelsie A. Vokes • March 13, 2018

Unused Sick Time Does Not Count as “Wages” Under Massachusetts Law

Policies, Wages • By Ariel G. Sullivan • February 1, 2018

New European Union Privacy Regulations Require Changes in Policies and Operations

Higher Education, Policies • By Peter J. Martin • December 1, 2017

Shortsighted Tax Policy: Senate and House Tax Reform Bills Would Increase Burdens on Universities and Students

Policies, Taxes • November 28, 2017

Campus Counsel

A Legal Blog Written for Administrators, HR professionals, in-house counsel, and deans at colleges and universities

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Category: Policies

First Circuit Rules That Title IX Does Not Cover Claim by Non-Student

Worcester Business Journal quotes Bob Young in “Weed & the Workplace”

Department of Education Tosses Obama-Era Affirmative-Action Guidance in the Garbage

Deliberate Indifference: Can a School be Liable for Acting When the Victim Requests Inaction?

Mental Health and Campus Safety: Do Colleges and Universities Have a Duty to Prevent Student Suicides?

New York Fights Workplace Sexual Harassment – Does Massachusetts Stack Up?

Court Finds Colleges Must Protect Students from Danger

NY Federal Court Limits Breach of Contract Claims Against Universities for Failing to Follow Internal Termination Policies

National Science Foundation Proposes Sexual Harassment and Assault Reporting Requirements

Unused Sick Time Does Not Count as “Wages” Under Massachusetts Law

New European Union Privacy Regulations Require Changes in Policies and Operations

Shortsighted Tax Policy: Senate and House Tax Reform Bills Would Increase Burdens on Universities and Students

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