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Lawsuit Alleges Rep. Jordan of Not Taking Action in Sexual Misconduct Case

The lawsuit filed by Ohio College wrestling referee alleged Rep. Jordon of ignoring his complaint against Strauss for masturbating in front of him.

Training Programs for Title IX Investigators Lacks Effectiveness

The interview practices taught by the training programs to Title IX investigators are not grounded in science-based interviewing strategies.

Former Coach Sues University of Minnesota Duluth Over Discrimination

 Athletics coach Joanna Warmington alleged the university of creating a hostile work environment, sexual harassment, and gender discrimination.

Female Health Policy Researchers Get Fewer Shares on Twitter [Study]

Compared to men, female health policy or health services researchers get fewer likes and retweets of messages promoting their research.

UT Austin, Binghamton Professors Win Nobel Prize in Chemistry

John Goodenough of UT Austin, M Stanley Whittingham of Binghamton University won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing lithium-ion batteries.

More Support Pours in for Professor’s Gender Pay Discrimination Lawsuit

Various organizations filed amicus briefs in an appeals court in favor of professor Jennifer Freyd who accused University of Oregon of pay discrimination.

Point Park University, Faculty Agree to a New Contract

The new three-year contract which will be ratified by the adjunct-faculty union members in coming weeks and will improve work conditions and increase wages.

Texas Tech to Develop a Training Program to Counter Predatory Journals

Five researchers at the university have received a grant from National Science Foundation to develop STEM Training in Ethics of Publication Practices (STEPP) program.