Which type of violations does Title IX not protect against at TXST?

Title IX primarily addresses issues related to gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and sex-based bullying within educational institutions. It aims to ensure that no individual is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity on the basis of sex.

Robbery and domestic violence, however, fall outside the scope of Title IX protections. While these are indeed serious offenses and may be subject to other laws and campus regulations, they are not specifically addressed by Title IX, which is focused on ensuring gender equity and preventing sexual misconduct in educational settings. Therefore, acknowledging that Title IX does not cover robbery and domestic violence is accurate, as these issues relate more to criminal law rather than the educational context that Title IX protects.