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Colleges Are Likely Underreporting Sexual Assaults, Senators Warn

While 91 percent of colleges reported zero sex crimes on campus, it's not because no one was assaulted.
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If You Don't Get Why Campus Rape Is A National Problem, Read This

This is why injustice plagues most sexual assault cases.
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Facing The Coach That Gave My Rapists A One-Game Suspension

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How Colleges Are Able To Keep Title IX Investigations Hidden

How universities are able to keep these federal probes hidden.
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Watch Members Of Congress Read The Stanford Rape Victim's Full Statement

"Emily Doe is a survivor in every sense of the word," Rep. Jackie Speier said. "And her words deserve to be amplified."
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Juror In Brock Turner Case Slams Judge: 'Shame On You'

“Justice has not been served in this case.”
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Ken Burns Implores Grads To Believe Sexual Assault Survivors

Students also demonstrated at commencement over how Stanford has addressed sexual violence.
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Rape Survivor's Son Wants The NCAA To Ban Violent Athletes

"The truth is that some rapists and criminals just happen to possess outstanding athletic ability."
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Prospective Jurors Are Boycotting Judge In Brock Turner Case

Persky has faced mounting opposition since his sentencing of Brock Turner, the ex-Stanford swimmer found guilty of sexual assault.
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Occidental College Mostly Cleared In Sexual Assault Investigation

Activists complained the college failed to properly punish attackers, but an Education Department report disagrees.
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