Campus Sexual Assault

When A College Reports Zero Sexual Assaults, That's A Terrible Sign

"We want the number of reports from sexual assault survivors to go up, but the prevalence to go down."
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Frat Suspended After 'Rape Some B*****s' Comment Caught On Tape

The recording follows rape allegations that led to a student's suspension.
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Virginia Wesleyan College Demands Rape Victim's Entire Sexual History

The school says these details will help establish Jane Doe's credibility.
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Fraternity Groups Push Bills To Limit College Rape Investigations

In some circumstances, colleges would be forbidden from expelling a student for sexual assault.
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Education Department Opens Investigation Of Grinnell College, But Not Because It Asked For It

The small, progressive college wanted a federal review. The Education Department declined that request, but is still opening an investigation.
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The Most Important Issue Missing From America's Sex-Ed Courses

American Federation Of Teachers president says consent is "as important as anything else" in conversations about sex.
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Patty Murray: There Are 'Some Basic Human Rights Abuses' On College Campuses In Rape Cases

Top Democrat on Senate education committee readies for fight over new rules about campus rape.
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The Effort To Stop Campus Rape Is Finally Starting To Focus On High Schools

Experts say there's not enough emphasis on the role of K-12 schools when it comes to stopping sexual violence.
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124 Colleges, 40 School Districts Under Investigation For Handling Of Sexual Assault

The Education Department's backlog of cases keeps growing.
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Students Accused Of Sexual Assault Say Schools Don't Interview Their Witnesses

"Even if it's not because of bias, it might be because of incompetence."
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