Protecting Single-Sex Student Groups at Universities
This law aims to protect students and single-sex social organizations (like fraternities and sororities) at universities. It prevents universities from taking negative actions against them solely because they limit membership to one sex, ensuring equal treatment.
Key points
Universities cannot punish students or organizations just for being single-sex.
Single-sex organizations should be treated equally to other student groups.
The law does not protect against consequences for other issues (like misconduct).
Status:
Expired
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