Author: Kenny Jacoby, USA TODAY

A jury was deadlocked in the trial of Scott Shaw, San Jose State’s former athletic trainer, charged with groping female athletes during treatment.

Thirteen former Spartans female athletes may be called to testify that Scott Shaw violated their bodily autonomy during physical therapy treatments.

As case against Scott Shaw goes to trial, more San Jose State athletes step forward. A California judge ruled that they can testify.

Lawsuits filed by a female student and a former employee are the latest fallout from USA TODAY’s reporting about Fresno State’s Title IX problems.

Tens of thousands of sexual misconduct reports filed across dozens of colleges led to just 1,094 students suspended and 594 expelled over seven years.

The review confirmed much of the findings of a USA TODAY investigation in February that led to the resignation of the Cal State chancellor, Joseph Castro.

Meant as a safety net for faculty who relinquish tenure for administrative jobs, retreat rights are sometimes used as a Get Out of Jail Free card.

University of Virginia’s College at Wise became the second NCAA school to adopt the most comprehensive serious misconduct policy in college sports.

Joseph Castro nominated Frank Lamas to be president of CSU San Marcos despite multiple sexual harassment, bullying and retaliation complaints.

Fresno State beefed up Title IX staffing in the wake of USA TODAY’s reporting, announcing three new hires days before this story published.