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Title IX at 50
The landmark 1972 legislation ushered in huge opportunities for women and girls. 50 years later, there’s still work to do.
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UMN Women's Sports Through the Years
The most visible successes of Title IX over the past 50 have come in sports.
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Expanding the Scope: Title IX and Sexual Harassment
For its first 30 years, Title IX was mostly known for the opportunities it opened up for female athletes. Around 2000, the law began to cover the prevention of sexual harassment.
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Up to Bat
Softball phenom Gretchen Larson (B.M.E. '85) had an unusual path to the U of M and the two-time All-American career that followed.
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'I Wanted to be an Astronaut'
A pair of coincidences helped marry Michele Brekke's passions in volleyball and aerospace engineering.
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How Do We Get to Equity?
Before Chris Voelz took the job as the UMN women's athletic director in 1988, she made it clear that she would only take the job if it focused on gender equity in the athletics department.
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Title IX and The Tucker Center
The Tucker Center has a history of women & sports, both before and after it was created.
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'I Cannot Imagine My Life Without Sports'
Former Gophers hoops star has played pro ball for 14 years in Europe.
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She's Got Game
Gophers Women's Hockey turns 25
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