College Crime

The Personal Is Always Political For Students Combating Sexual Violence On Campus

Swarthmore College student organizers are feeling the fallout after leading protests that forced the only two fraternities on campus to disband.
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Former Frat President Accused Of Drugging And Raping Woman Fined $400 And Set Free

Former Baylor University student Jacob Walter Anderson was indicted on four counts of sexual assault in 2016.
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Alyssa Milano Rips Betsy DeVos' Campus Sexual Assault Rules In Dr. Seuss Spoof

The actress and activist gave the education secretary the Grinch treatment to protest the DOE’s proposed changes to Title IX guidelines.
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Opinion | Betsy DeVos' New Title IX Regulations Will Only Hurt Female Student Athletes

Anyone who cares about ending abuse within collegiate athletic departments should be very worried.
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Lawsuit Accuses Betsy DeVos And Her Deputies Of Being Motivated By Sexism

The lawsuit says that the education secretary's decision to scrap Obama-era rules governing sexual assault on campus was based on bias and stereotypes.
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How Betsy DeVos’ New College Sexual Assault Guidelines Favor The Accused

Betsy DeVos’ new college sexual assault guidelines hurt victims more than they help them.
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Another Woman Reportedly Sexually Assaulted At Stanford University

The school has been in the spotlight since the 2016 Brock Turner rape case.
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Aly Raisman Challenges Colleges To 'Stand Up For What's Right' On Sexual Assault

"Putting reputations above safety needs to stop," the Olympic gymnast wrote.
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MSU Sued For Allegedly Discouraging Student From Reporting Rape

The lawsuit claims that the woman was raped by three MSU basketball players.
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DeVos: 'I Don't Know' Whether Sexual Assaults Outnumber False Accusations

The education secretary fumbled an interview with "60 Minutes."
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