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Sexual Harassment by a Coach? What Title IX Means for College Athletes This Fall Fall season means long practices, film sessions, road trips, and hours of one-on-one time with coaching staff. For new athletes especially, that closeness

Todd Graff 8/27/26 Todd Graff 8/27/26

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Reporting Title IX Summer Incident Before School Year Starts: Your Options as You Return to Campus If something happened to you this summer, and you're now heading back to school, you may be wondering whether you can still report it un

Todd Graff 8/20/26 Todd Graff 8/20/26

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College Athlete Mental Health Rights: What Your School Must Provide And What You Can Demand Early fall is one of the hardest stretches of the year for college athletes. Preseason camps, class schedules, and roster competition collide r

Todd Graff 8/18/26 Todd Graff 8/18/26

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Title IX and Hazing in College Athletics: When Initiation Rituals Become Illegal If you’re heading into fall camp or preseason, you may hear older teammates talk about “tradition,” “rookie night,” or “earning your spot.” In today’s col

Todd Graff 8/13/26 Todd Graff 8/13/26

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Summer Practice Has Started — Here Are Your Rights as a College Athlete July is here, and for college athletes, that means one thing: summer practice season is in full swing. Whether you're a returning player or an incoming freshm

Todd Graff 7/21/26 Todd Graff 7/21/26

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Four Costly Summer Mistakes That Blow Up Fall Eligibility Summer feels like a break. For college athletes, it can quietly destroy your eligibility before fall camp even starts. You don't have to do something dramatic — one missed deadl

Todd Graff 6/30/26 Todd Graff 6/30/26

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Mental Health Breaks, Leaves of Absence, and Your Scholarship: What Are Your Rights? If you are overwhelmed, burned out, or in a real mental health crisis , taking a step back from your sport can feel both necessary and terrifying

Todd Graff 6/11/26 Todd Graff 6/11/26

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Summer Break, Same Rights: Title IX Student Off-Campus Conduct Explained for Athletes As summer begins for student-athletes, and you’re heading home for workouts, starting an internship, or getting ready for a team or study abroad tr

Todd Graff 5/28/26 Todd Graff 5/28/26

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What Happens After You File a Title IX Report? A Survivor’s Guide to Title IX Sexual Assault End-of-year events, spring weekends, and graduation parties are supposed to be a celebration, but they are also when many student-athletes dec

Todd Graff 5/14/26 Todd Graff 5/14/26

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Title IX and Consent: What “Yes” Really Means for Student-Athletes at Year-End Events As the year wraps up - with championships, senior week, banquets, and end-of-season parties abounding, student-athletes often move from structured te

Todd Graff 5/7/26 Todd Graff 5/7/26

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Title IX Complaint Deadlines: Why You Should Report Before Graduation As you get ready for finals, graduation, or moving off campus, you may still be carrying something that never made it into your senior checklist: whether to file a T

Todd Graff 4/22/26 Todd Graff 4/22/26

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Title IX Hearings for Student-Athletes: Advisors and Cross-Examination Explained Facing a Title IX hearing as a student-athlete is stressful whether you reported sexual misconduct or have been accused of it. Your eligibility, scholarsh

Lexi Panepinto 4/16/26 Lexi Panepinto 4/16/26

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Title IX and Tough Coaching: When Team Culture Becomes Harassment College sports are intense, and so is coaching. “Tough coaching” is common at the college level, but when it turns discriminatory or abusive, Title IX may give you prote

Lexi Panepinto 4/13/26 Lexi Panepinto 4/13/26

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