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13 articles about 9 events for “Campus Sexual Assault Reports”.
“…, New York: Cornell University suspended parties at fraternity houses until next year and is giving state police a role in investigating reports of sexual assault on campus in the school’s latest response to outrage over its handling of a gang rape…”
“New York state police will also be given a role in investigating reports of sexual assault on campus.”
“We provide an outpouring of support to Jane Doe and to other women who have come forward with their accounts of sexual assault, such as Kendall Francis, who took to TikTok to speak out about how her college, LSU, handled her Title IX case.”
“The university’s action comes as fraternity and sorority organizations face heightened national criticism following high-profile allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University.”
“The case has sparked international outrage, large-scale protests on Cornell’s campus and renewed conversations about sexual assault on college campuses.”
“- WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT A 21-year-old woman has alleged that she was sexually assaulted at a fraternity house near the University of Chicago campus on Sunday morning.”
““Sexual assault is abhorrent and has no place on college campuses or in Phi Delta Theta,” the fraternity said in a statement to a local outlet.”
“Purdue hosted dozens of campus events meant to spur reports of sexual assaults.”
“Doe's lawsuit has prompted protests on campus and sparked a national conversation about how sexual assault allegations are investigated on American campuses Her attorney, Thomas Giuffra, told the Daily Mail this week that after leaving Cornell in the wake of…”
“A new state bill would require colleges to reimburse tuition to sexual assault victims – after a report that Cornell denied a refund to the student at the center of the “Cornell 7” gang rape scandal.”
“…ally Yates, the former deputy U.S. attorney general and acting U.S. attorney general, is leading an independent review of how the university responded to the allegations and, more broadly, how it responds to sexual harassment, assault and misconduct on…”
“By LUKE KENTON Published: | Updated: Jane Doe didn't want to leave Cornell University – even if staying meant crossing paths on campus with some of the men she had accused of sexually assaulting her.”