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Lawyers fighting SJSU over volleyball scandal respond to federal Title IX probe findings
Lawyers representing women affected by the San José State University (SJSU) volleyball scandal have responded to a federal Title IX probe, which found the university allegedly silenced dissent, failed to disclose a trans athlete's birth sex to others, and retaliated against players who raised concerns. SJSU and the California State University system are suing the U.S. Department of Education over the investigation, while plaintiffs argue the findings validate their claims of gender discrimination.
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