The YMCA broke the first rule of summer camp

Long trusted for its family-friendly reputation, the YMCA has quietly implemented new policies that allow campers and counselors to self-select cabins based on gender identity. Parents and critics question whether these changes uphold the organization’s historic commitment to safety and tradition.

RILEY GAINES: Supreme Court hands women an important win, but the fight isn’t over

The Supreme Court upheld state laws in Idaho and West Virginia that reserve women’s sports for biological females, ruling these measures do not violate Title IX. While supporters celebrate this legal win, the article cautions that the broader debate over such legislation is likely to continue.

RILEY GAINES: Supreme Court hands women an important win, but the fight isn’t over

Jury finds Kalispell school district retaliated against Title IX reporting

A recent jury verdict found that employees of Kalispell School District 5 retaliated against a parent after he reported a sexual assault involving his son’s friend. The decision underscores the importance of Title IX compliance within local school districts and highlights questions about how officials handle such complaints.

Editorial: Marshall swim team decision postpones the inevitable

Marshall University has reversed its plan to cut the swim and dive team to save on athletic costs. While supporters greet the news with relief, the editorial warns that this last-minute decision may only delay the inevitable financial and legal challenges ahead.

Editorial: Marshall swim team decision postpones the inevitable