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BU Addresses Harassment Allegations with New Investigation

  • Boston University announced a new external review on its athletic program following sexual harassment allegations in its women’s soccer team that led to head coach Casey Brown’s December resignation.
  • Concerns first arose last fall about Brown’s inappropriate and persistent focus on a key player, prompting an independent investigation by legal expert Philip Catanzano and Brown’s placement on leave in October.
  • Seventeen players reported allegations to BU’s Equal Opportunity Office, the investigation found no policy violations or harassment evidence, and Brown denied wrongdoing, stating she objected to attacks on her character.
  • BU affirmed its zero-tolerance sexual harassment policy, highlighted its support resources and reporting process, and said the Equal Opportunity Office recently contacted all student athletes to review support measures.
  • BU’s review aims to evaluate and improve policies, processes, and resources to strengthen athlete well-being and reporting, following criticism that the university prioritized protecting Brown’s reputation over transparency.
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Boston Globe broke the news in Boston, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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