Student Sexual Assault Survivors Fight for Anonymity
Colleges are demanding that courts release the names of sexual assault victims to the public because they claim anonymity hurts their defense.
Colleges are demanding that courts release the names of sexual assault victims to the public because they claim anonymity hurts their defense.
The ruling further clarifies how universities should act during the disciplinary process for sexual assault cases on campus.
A report released by the school Friday said officials knew of at least 177 students who were sexually abused by former team doctor Richard Strauss.
After his son was expelled for a Title IX complaint, a lobbyist is pushing the idea that the problem on campus is not rape, but women regretting casual sex.
In a faculty memo Thursday, USC’s medical school dean said the program was losing its accreditation due to “resident safety and wellness processes.”
Students allege that BYU’s Honor Code Office has punished them for reporting sexual assaults and has not provided support.
The campus climate survey was distributed in partnership with the Higher Education Data Sharing (HEDS) Consortium in February.
An 18-year-old told his therapist that he wanted to shoot up Skyridge High School because another student molested his friend.
With fines approaching $60,000 per violation, institutions must be aware of and take action to remediate these issues.
Two students filed a lawsuit against the school, claiming officials violated Title IX by refusing to investigate their alleged rapes by other students.
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