USU Civil Rights and Title IX Office releases 2025-26 annual report

LOGAN - Utah State University's Civil Rights & Title IX Office released its sixth consecutive annual report on work to prevent and respond to discrimination and sexual misconduct across USU campuses in the 2025-26 academic year, according to a Nov. 5 USU Today announcement.

The office said it handled 855 unique cases, down from 1,013 the prior year, and provided accommodations to 107 students with a pregnancy or related condition, a 10% increase. USU Today also states that in September 2025 the U.S. Department of Justice ended its 2020 agreement with the university after determining USU had met the requirements. Interim executive director and Title IX coordinator Courtney White said, "Our priority is maintaining that momentum and providing consistent service at every USU campus."

Why this matters

The report is the university's public accounting of how it handles discrimination and sexual-misconduct reports for students and employees on every USU campus, including Logan.

Source: USU Today — Annual Report Highlights Support Services from USU Civil Rights & Title IX Office; Civil Rights & Title IX annual report page.