UNC Title IX office decides Allen Artis did not violate UNC policy in sexual assault case

Posted Apr 8, 2017
The Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office has determined that UNC football player Allen Artis, who is currently suspended from the team, did not violate any University policy regarding the sexual assault case filed by sophomore Delaney Robinson. Robinson filed a report about her assault on March 9, 2016, to the Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office. (Daily Tar Heel)

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