Recent movements and a shift in the political climate have raised many questions about discrimination and abuse, inspiring Hofstra students to further integrate themselves into the Title IX initiative. Beginning in fall 2018, Hofstra will have a student-led Title IX Advisory Board that will coordinate with university administration, placing special emphasis on Title IX training for leadership positions on campus such as Resident Assistants and Orientation Leaders.
Hofstras chapter of Its On Us spent last week tabling in the Student Center with blank quilt squares that students could use to write messages of support for survivors of sexual assault.
By Samantha Storms
Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
Universities will be allowed to choose between two standards of proof in determining the outcome of Title IX cases after Secretary of Education...
By Laurel OKeefe and Katie Krahulik
NEWS EDITOR / ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR
Hofstras former Title IX Coordinator Lara Nochomovitz resigned from her position in March after her title was officially changed...
By: Joshua Ringler and Samantha Storms
Last week, President Donald Trump rescinded a letter that former President Barack Obama sent to educational institutions in 2016 which declared that the provisions...
Hofstra womens soccer junior midfielder Noriana Radwan, a transfer from the University of Connecticut, appeared at the office of her lawyer on Monday to formally file a lawsuit against her former school,...
By Marisa RussellNews Editor
On Oct. 1, the 2015 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report was released to the Hofstra community. The compilation of issues contains instances from 2012-2014 and is published...
By Elyse CarmosinoSTAFF WRITER
Among a number of administrative changes with the start of the 2015-2016 school year, Hofstra University decided to do what many other universities have not done yet ...
By Elizabeth MerinoARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
According to a 2013 Stop Street Harassment nationwide survey, 65 percent of all women had experienced street harassment. Among all women, 23 percent...
