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Title IX Between The Lines
by Title IX Between The Lines
Title IX: Between the Lines is a bi-weekly podcast exploring the law, policy, and human judgment behind Title IX, civil rights, and higher education. Each episode takes on a difficult issue—consent, coercion, investigations, retaliation, due process, discrimination, institutional policy, and more—and examines how the rules are written, how they work in practice, and where ambiguity creates real consequences. The goal is not to reduce complex cases to slogans, but to understand the standards, competing interests, and decisions that shape campus life.
Episodes
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Can a College Take Back a Degree — and Should It?
Episode 3: Should Colleges Revoke Degrees for Sexual Misconduct? If a finding warrants expulsion on Friday, what should change when the degree is awarded on Saturday? October 2026. Students at Cornell are demanding expulsions and degree revocations fol...
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No Contact Orders
When should a college issue a no contact order—and when does a supportive measure become an unreasonable burden? In Episode 2, Marcus and Mara examine one of the most common tools used by Title IX offices: the no contact order. Using hypotheticals and ...
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Coercion: The Line We Never Drew
What separates persuasion from coercion—and who gets to draw that line? In this episode of Title IX: Between the Lines, we examine one of the most consequential and inconsistently defined concepts in campus sexual misconduct policy. Through real policy...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Title IX: Between the Lines is a bi-weekly podcast exploring the law, policy, and human judgment behind Title IX, civil rights, and higher education. Each episode takes on a difficult issue—consent, coercion, investigations, retaliation, due process, discrimination, institutional policy, and more—and examines how the rules are written, how they work in practice, and where ambiguity creates real consequences. The goal is not to reduce complex cases to slogans, but to understand the standards, competing interests, and decisions that shape campus life.
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