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Trump administration investigates University of Wyoming over transgender sorority sister

  • In 2025, the U.S. Department of Education began investigating the University of Wyoming for admitting a transgender male as a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
  • This inquiry follows a 2023 lawsuit by several sorority sisters challenging the sorority's decision to admit Artemis Langford, a transgender man who had not undergone medical transition, into the chapter.
  • University officials stated they do not control sorority membership decisions, affirmed their commitment to free speech and diversity, and pledged full cooperation with the federal investigation.
  • Secretary of Education Linda McMahon emphasized the administration will defend women’s sports, intimate spaces, dormitories, and fraternal organizations, declaring June as Title IX Month to honor women's civil rights.
  • This investigation aims to ensure Title IX protections for women are properly enforced and that federal policies are not undermined for political reasons, signifying potential regulatory consequences for the university.
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Wyoming Tribune Eagle broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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