San Diego State Agrees To Pay Female Athletes $300,000 In Landmark Title IX Settlement
The first-of-its-kind settlement requires SDSU to pay $300,000 in class-wide damages to female athletes who competed between 2018-19 and 2024-25.
Concordia University Irvine Ordered To Reinstate Women’s Swim & Dive, Tennis Teams
The Division II school cut four athletics programs in May, but was ordered to restore women’s swim & dive and women’s tennis due to Title IX on Friday.
Female Athletes Sue Concordia Irvine Over Elimination Of Women’s Teams, Title IX Violations
Nine female athletes, all from the recently eliminated swimming and tennis teams at CIU, have filed a sex discrimination class action lawsuit.
Oregon Women Bring Title IX Lawsuit Over Unequal Treatment, Lack of NIL Support
Also implicated in the complaint is Oregon’s NIL collective, Division Street. The plaintiffs include 26 beach volleyball players and six club rowers.
East Carolina Reinstates Women’s Swim & Dive, Tennis To Avoid Title IX Lawsuit
Following four program cuts in May, ECU brings back women’s swimming & diving and tennis after being threatened for a Title IX lawsuit.
Lawyer for ECU Athletes Extends Deadline – But Maybe On ECU’s Dime
A potential Title IX lawsuit over ECU’s decision to cut its swim team has been delayed until December – but that might come at a cost to the school.
ECU Athletes Hire Lawyer For Potential Title IX Suit Over Program Cuts
Still seeking the reinstatement of women’s swimming & diving and tennis, ECU athletes have retained a lawyer for a potential Title IX lawsuit.
