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Communication Prof. Laura Kipnis. A judge decided Tuesday to proceed with a lawsuit against Kipnis and HarperCollins Publishers, declining the defendants’ motion to dismiss the case.

Kipnis lawsuit moves forward as judge declines motion to dismiss the case

Maddie Burakoff, Campus Editor
March 9, 2018
Days before lawsuit over book, Kipnis was notified of Title IX complaint against her

Days before lawsuit over book, Kipnis was notified of Title IX complaint against her

Erica Snow, Campus Editor
September 21, 2017
Communication Prof. Laura Kipnis, shown in June 2015. The woman suing Kipnis filed a motion Monday in response to Kipnis own motion to dismiss the lawsuit.

Graduate student files memorandum in opposition to Kipnis, HarperCollins’ motion to dismiss lawsuit

Matthew Choi, Reporter
August 23, 2017
Communication Prof. Laura Kipnis, shown here on Thursday, June 4, 2015, was investigated for complaints that she violated the federal Title IX law against gender discrimination with her essay Sexual Paranoia Strikes Academe. Kipnis has filed a motion to dismiss a Northwestern students lawsuit against her.

Kipnis, HarperCollins file motion to dismiss Northwestern graduate student’s lawsuit

Allyson Chiu, Reporter
August 3, 2017
Communication Prof. Laura Kipnis, shown here on Thursday, June 4, 2015, was investigated for complaints that she violated the federal Title IX law against gender discrimination with her essay Sexual Paranoia Strikes Academe. Kipnis has filed a motion to dismiss a Northwestern students lawsuit against her.

Northwestern graduate student files request for pseudonym in lawsuit; Laura Kipnis, HarperCollins oppose

Matthew Choi, Reporter
June 19, 2017
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