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legalhigher-education1 year ago

Controversy Surrounds Kyle Rittenhouse's University Speaking Engagements

Turning Point USA alleges that the University of Memphis discriminated against them during Kyle Rittenhouse's event, claiming collusion with local protesters to sabotage the event and a changed ticketing system that jeopardized safety. TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk may seek a lawsuit for viewpoint discrimination and is asking Tennessee lawmakers to investigate the university's actions. Rittenhouse's appearance at the event sparked controversy and was interrupted by protestors.

via WREG NewsChannel 3|
#discrimination#kyle-rittenhouse#lawsuit
legalhigher-education1 year ago

Rape Survivor Brenda Tracy Plans $75M Lawsuit Against MSU and Mel Tucker

Brenda Tracy, a gang rape survivor and founder of Set the Expectation, intends to sue Michigan State University, its Board of Trustees, and former head football coach Mel Tucker for a total of $75 million, citing breach of contract, Title IX violations, and invasion of privacy. Tracy filed a complaint about Tucker's sexual harassment in December 2022, leading to his firing and ban from campus. She alleges that her reputation was damaged, and her nonprofit seeks $25 million in damages, while she seeks $50 million. The university has not commented on the litigation, and it remains unclear who leaked Tracy's identity.

via Detroit News|
#brenda-tracy#lawsuit#legalhigher-education
legalhigher-education1 year ago

Supreme Court Allows West Point's Affirmative Action Policy to Stand

The Supreme Court declined to temporarily bar the U.S. Military Academy at West Point from considering race in its admissions process while a challenge to that process is being litigated. The anti-affirmation action group Students for Fair Admissions had requested immediate intervention, arguing that the policy violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment. The court's denial of the request should not be construed as expressing any view on the merits of the constitutional question.

via USA TODAY|
#admissions#affirmative-action#legalhigher-education