A federal lawsuit filed against Dartmouth College on Thursday alleging that the school did not adequately respond to women’s complaints about sexual misconduct involving three former faculty members raises questions about the roles played by Dartmouth’s Title IX coordinator and an outside counsel hired to investigate the claims. It also indirectly raises similar questions about the school’s office of general counsel.

But Dartmouth was not answering any questions Friday.

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