The Hawkeye Title IX: Women's Equality in Sports is Still a Work

Since the beginning of time, women’s sports have been victim to discrimination. Even Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern day Olympics, stated that, “No matter how toughened a sportswoman may be, her organism is not cut out to sustain certain shocks.” As a society, we have progressed forward in trying to put

Title IX's next frontiers in gender equality fight in women's

50 years of Title IX: the US law that attempted to make sports

Christine Grant Fought for Equity for Female Athletes - The New

Iowa Women's Athletics – 50 Years and Beyond – University of Iowa

The first 50 form a strong foundation

Iowa's Title IX battle over women's swimming: Hawkeyes faces real risk

Iowa to face Title IX suit despite reversal on women's swimming

University of Iowa, women's swimmers reach settlement in Title IX

Title IX meets COVID-19 - Nancy B. Kennedy

Women's sports vs male sports: When will it be equal? – THE HAWKEYE

Tracing Title IX's roots to Iowa thanks to Christine Grant, IGHSAU

Christine Grant: How legacy of Iowa's Title IX pioneer lives on - Sports Illustrated

University of Iowa reaches settlement with female athletes in Title IX lawsuit, Iowa City

Title IX Has Not Given Black Female Athletes Equal Opportunity

Title IX increased opportunities for women athletes, but there's still work to do