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From Title VI investigations at elite law schools to “Compact 2.0,” guest Neal Hutchens joins Campus Docket to unpack the unprecedented legal tactics shifting the political and regulatory landscape of higher education.

Are accreditors about to become the federal government’s civil rights compliance cops?

Jackie Wernz joins the show to discuss the continued chaos around Title IX and transgender athletes as well as affirmative action and faculty hiring.

From Clery Act compliance to campus policing, this episode explores how colleges and universities are redefining campus safety in a shifting legal and political environment.

What happens when campus conversations become cautious? FIRE’s Zach Greenberg joins Campus Docket to discuss the ramifications.

Paul Liebman, Chief Compliance Officer at Vanderbilt, shares lessons from the front lines of federal oversight and analyzes the bind that higher ed is in right now.

When colleges are settling before investigations even begin, it’s a sign the legal landscape has changed.

As Title VI joins Title IX in the federal spotlight, Courtney Bullard breaks down how compliance has become a full-time fire drill for higher ed legal teams.

When 70% of your budget comes from the hospital, it’s no longer business as usual in higher ed.

What happens when DEI programs meet whistleblowers and federal investigations? Higher ed may be about to find out.