Stockton University is facing numerous suits in federal court accusing it of failing to meet its obligations under Title IX in its handling of a series of cases alleging sexual assault.

In at least seven suits filed as of early September, the plaintiffs, current and former students at Stockton, describe attending fraternity parties where they were drugged and given alcohol before losing consciousness, then waking up with the realization that they had been sexually assaulted.

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