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How Harvard Killed Its Best Title IX Resource | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Teach for Prestige | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

In Photos: Students Occupy University Hall | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard College Democrats Call for Expanded Abortion Access Under Student Health Fee | News | The Harvard Crimson

Proposed Title IX Regulations Roll Back Trump-Era Policies, Raising Concerns Among Higher Education Experts | News | The Harvard Crimson

Title IX Turns 50 | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard Proposed a New Definition of Consent. Some Advocates Say its Wording is Flawed. | News | The Harvard Crimson

You Can’t Retract The Damage of The Comaroff Letter | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Anti-sexual assault student activists expressed concerns about the process behind Harvards decision to merge its Title IX Office and the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response. Harvard announced on March 24 it will join the two offices under a new Office for Gender Equity. University Provost Alan M. Garber ’76 wrote in an email to Harvard affiliates that plans for the new office and the dissolution of OSAPR emerged after “thoughtful comments from many students, postdoctoral ...

She believes that confusion about the logistical aspects of Title IX could deter reporting in and of itself, pointing out that more students might seek supportive measures if they knew they could do so without starting a formal investigation. Another misconception of Title IX is the tendency to view it as a criminal process. In actuality, Title IX is meant to ensure that sexual misconduct and gender-based discrimation do not prevent any student from fully participating in their education. Ryan ...