Campus Sexual Assault

What Fraternities Would Look Like If They Were Feminist

Frat bros would be so much hotter.
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Remember Brock Turner? From 3 Months Ago? He'll Leave Jail On Friday.

The 21-year-old served just three months of his six-month sentence.
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How A Former Dartmouth Student Is Trying To Bury His Rape Case

A filmmaker is trying to get files on Parker Gilbert, who was found not guilty of raping a classmate two years ago.
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Judge Who Sentenced Brock Turner Quits Criminal Court

Judge Aaron Persky believes switching to civil court will reduce "distractions that threaten to interfere" with his duties.
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How Not To Talk About Sexual Assault And Alcohol, Courtesy Of Stanford

After being criticized for victim-blaming, the university removed a page from its website.
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Federal Research On Sexual Violence Is A Mess

A lack of standard terminology is creating confusion among the public.
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Trying To Understand Consent? Ask The LGBTQ And Kink Communities

"Vanilla people" are starting to act a little kinky, and that's a good thing for everyone wondering what's OK in a sexual relationship.
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And People Ask Why Rape Victims Don't Report To Police

If you needed to ask, this week you got your answers.
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'My Life Was Ruined Without My Consent': Read The CU Boulder Survivor's Statement

The woman assaulted by Austin Wilkerson is sharing her powerful words after her rapist avoided prison.
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No Prison For Colorado Student Who Raped Helpless Freshman

Austin Wilkerson had faced years behind bars for attacking a half-conscious woman.
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