Women Swimmers, Michigan State Reach Title IX Settlement

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Members of Michigan State University's now-dissolved women’s swim and dive team agreed to end their legal fight against the school Friday in exchange for further review and revision of Title IX policies by the MSU athletic department.

As reported by The State News student newspaper, citing a release from the team members' attorneys, the settlement agreement will see MSU appoint an independent Gender Equity Director who will conduct a full “gender equity review” of the athletic department. This director will scrutinize the treatment, benefits and athletic financial aid given to male and female athletes. They will work with MSU to create a plan to address any inequalities found in their review and resolve those issues by the 2026-2027 school year.

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