Citing Health, US Olympic Committee CEO Is Stepping Down
The 60-year-old CEO was diagnosed with prostate cancer earlier this winter and did not attend the Pyeongchang Games.
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Colorado Legislature Among Many Mulling New Sexual Misconduct Policies
Read moreAlmost all legislative chambers now have at least some type of written sexual harassment policy. But they vary widely.
With Title IX's Growing Importance, Universities Are Turning To This Denver Lawyer
Read moreMost often associated with gender equity in sports, campus crime is increasingly putting Title IX in the news.
Authorities Closer To Closing Hundreds Of Colorado Rape Cases
More than 30,000 backlogged rape kits have been fully tested, officials said Friday.Read moreColorado Senate Approves Extended Rape Statute Of Limitations
Senators gave the measure unanimous approval.Read more
Sexual Assault Reports Nearly Double At Air Force Academy
Some 49 cadets -- 44 women and five men -- filed reports in the 2014-2015 school year, according to a new report.Read moreColorado Woman Charged With Pimping 12-Year-Old Daughter
Prosecutors say the woman, her daughter, the Australian man and his mother all took a trip to Hawaii together in January after a brief visit in Colorado.Read more
CU reaches settlement with professor accused of harassment
Read moreUniversity of Colorado professor David Barnett agreed to a $290,000 settlement with the school.
Students: 'Major shift' in culture needed to stop campus sexual assaults
Read moreTwo students transferring to CU Boulder say society and culture need to change before sexual assault is eliminated from college campuses.
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