Campus Sexual Assault News Archives | Affirmative Consent / Stopping Campus Sexual Assault.

We must do better for sexual assault survivors. The answer isn’t rocket science @globeandmaiil

February 10, 2017

Globe and Mail 2.5.17 | BRENDA COSSMAN Brenda Cossman is a professor of law and the director of the Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto It’s a problem hiding in plain sight. The Globe and Mail’s Unfounded series documents

Trump’s Education pick could roll back efforts to fight campus sexual assault

January 17, 2017

ThinkProgress 1.16.17 | By Perpetual Baffour and Ulrich Boser Betsy DeVos’ family foundation has long donated to organizations that side with students accused of rape — not their victims. Donald Trump’s nominee for Education Secretary, Michigan billionaire and philanthropist Betsy DeVos, has kept fairly silent on

Joe Biden Just Made a HUGE Statement About the Campus Sexual Assault Crisis @teenvogue

January 8, 2017

**Editor's Note: We love the work Vice President Biden has done on behalf of stopping campus sexual assault. We hope he continues to be a leading voice for our cause. We were also honored to receive this letter of support for our own

Accused Rapist Found Culpable by Majority of Two Panels Still Plays Stanford Football

January 2, 2017

Slate.com 12.30.16 | Christina Cauterucci A Stanford University football player accused of sexual assault is set to play in Friday’s Sun Bowl, despite the fact that a majority of two different disciplinary panels at the school ruled that he committed the assault. The

UC investigated for ‘sexually hostile environment’

January 2, 2017

Cinncinati.com 12.30.16 | Kate Murphy Allegations of a “sexually hostile environment” on campus spurred a federal investigation of the University of Cincinnati, recently discovered federal documents state. The Enquirer reported in August that UC was under investigation by the federal Department of Education for possibly

Minnesota football players have chosen the wrong issue on which to make a stand @washingtonpost

December 19, 2016

The Washington Post 12.16.16 | Sally Jenkins A college football team finally has recognized its power and leverage over campus administrators but for a queasy-making cause: solidarity over an unprosecuted allegation of multiple sexual assaults. The Minnesota Gophers are demanding that 10 accused