The Wikipedia page is actually a pretty good synopsis. Baylor definitely botched Title IX implementation, but the reasons are complex, and it’s absurd to say we “advocated rape.” Private universities were required by federal law to abide by Title IX without a lot of guidance on how to actually interpret the law and without any funds to do so. We were actually one of the first private schools to hire a full time Title IX coordinator, and needless to say it was not a good hire. Evangelicals have been a full two decades behind the rest of the world with respect to protecting abuse victims, and this was the beginning of the reckoning of all of that. FWIW, I am close with someone raped her freshman year at Texas by a fellow student in an off-campus apartment in 2010. Police did not outright discourage her from filing a report, but did not encourage it either. They told her that without a witness or a rape kit within 24 hours, it was unlikely to accomplish anything except add stress to her. I share this not to say that Texas is as guilty as Baylor or anything like that, but that law enforcement, in general, tends to be a little too pragmatic about sexual assault investigations.