College Crime

Here's Why Conversations About Campus Sexual Assault Need To Include LGBT People

Survivor John Kelly explains the "roadblocks" facing queer victims.
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University Of Kentucky Survey Finds Most Sexual Assault Cases On Campus Go Unreported

Nearly 5 percent of students at the University of Kentucky say they were sexually assaulted in the past year, but most of the cases went unreported, according to a survey conducted by the college.
By STEVE BITTENBENDER, Reuters

How NYC's Commissioner On Domestic Violence Wants Colleges To Address Rape

The most important thing is to validate the victim's experience, according to Rosemonde Pierre-Louis.
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Americans Think Colleges Are Doing Are Bad Job Handling Sexual Assaults: HuffPost/YouGov Poll

Across party lines, people aren't happy with colleges and universities.
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Former NFL Players Explain Why Men Need To Talk About Rape

The former NFL players say "locker room culture" and a troublesome definition of masculinity are part of the problem.
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Obama Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett On Combating Campus Rape

"When we send our young people away for college, we want them to have an enriched learning experience, and they shouldn't have to suffer from what we know is a crime," Jarrett said. "And it's happening to the point where it's really an epidemic."
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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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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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