Indiana University will ban athletes with history of sexual violence from competition
Prospective student athletes with felonies “involving sexual violence” or who have been disciplined for sexual violence at a former school will no longer be able to compete for Indiana University.
“I think this will be an important policy to help protect members of the Indiana University community,” Indiana University Athletic Director Fred Glass told the Indianapolis Star.
According to the new policy, “any prospective student-athlete — whether a transfer student, incoming freshman or other status — who has been convicted of or pleaded guilty or no contest to a felony” involving “dating violence, domestic violence, rape, sexual assault or sexual violence as defined by the Indiana University policy on sexual misconduct” will be barred from competition by the athletic department. Read more. (4/22/2017 4:30 PM)















