Campus Sexual Assault

When Colleges Threaten To Punish Students Who Report Sexual Violence

Victims turn to their universities for help, but get warned that they, too, could face disciplinary charges.
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USF Student Who Deleted Emails About His Sexual Assault Charge Latest To Lose In Title IX Lawsuit

Some male college students say their schools violated Title IX by disciplining them for sexual assault. They aren't having much luck in court.
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LGBT Students Face More Sexual Harassment And Assault, And More Trouble Reporting It

Students can risk losing their only support system when they have to report on one of their own.
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New Study Challenges Assumptions About Serial Rapists On Campus

Experts say we face a "whack-a-mole" problem with campus rape.
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Federal Officials 'Concerned' About Loophole In Privacy Law For Rape Victims

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Yale Law Students: Professor's Campus Rape Op-Ed Gets It Wrong

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On the Anniversary of Your Rape

This weekend marks the six-year anniversary of my assault and rape in Belfast. It's not the kind of anniversary you tend to celebrate with greeting cards, cake, or presents (or frankly, announce on The Huffington Post). But at the same time, it's an anniversary which I find impossible to overlook.
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Dear Harvard: You're Not Winning (This Article Is About Rape, Not Basketball)

I, too, went to Harvard, and years later (when I least expected it), I was raped. Ever since that day in April 2008 -- when I was pushed into the mud by a violent 15-year-old boy -- I've been thinking a lot about how our society handles the problem of rape.
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