Clemson, Athletes Settle in Title IX Discrimination Case

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Clemson University athletes took on the school over what they alleged was a lack of gender equity and Title IX compliance.

The legal action brought results, as WYFF News 4 reported that Clemson will pay the athletes’ legal fees as part of a settlement to “avoid the expense of litigation, and while denying potential liability.” The letters between Clemson and two law firms representing athletes were dated April 22, the same day the Clemson athletic department announced it would reinstate the men’s track and field teams and cross country programs, and it will start the process of adding at least one women’s program in order to comply with Title IX regulations.

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