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Seven out of 10 sexual assaults are committed by someone known to the victim according to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN). A relative. A spouse. A date.
On Nov. 21 The Daily Tar Heel and three other news organizations filed a lawsuit against the University to release the records of students convicted of sexual assault.
Just before Thanksgiving, this newspaper sued UNC for the release of public records for cases in which someone was found responsible for sexual assault.
Years ago I remember getting off the school bus about half a mile from my home. Something was weird about that day — I felt like the others that got off were following too closely. I was almost in the clear and just as I was about to reach the steps to the front door — shit goes down.
The Daily Tar Heel filed a lawsuit against UNC on Monday for access to public records regarding sexual assault cases on campus.
I'm not trying to brag here, but I was pretty smart as a kid. To make sure the rest of this intro doesn't come off too douchey, don't worry — I peaked early. At the tender age of 8 I had just reached the right mix of "behavioral problem" and "gifted student" to convince my teachers to let me skip the fourth grade. All I had to do was go into my elementary school counselor's office and take some tests to make sure the whole thing wasn't a fluke.
UNC students march to Franklin St. to raise awareness to sexual assault.
In February 2015, then-N.C. State University student Kelly Elder wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post critiquing her sorority’s rules against allowing men inside members’ rooms.
On Wednesday, dozens of protesters marched across campus, loudly raising awareness of sexual assault and violence.
I want my readers to know me more personally, so today I’m answering the ultimate icebreaker: “If you were stuck on a deserted island and could only bring three items, what would they be?”
After years of UNC being in the news for sexual assault, some students had the idea to create an app to provide resources about sexual assault on campus.
Following the result of Tuesday’s presidential election, anti-Donald Trump graffiti was discovered in the gazebo at Old Chapel Hill Cemetery on Thursday morning.
Two years ago, I did an internship in Jordan, and I got to visit an EcoPark. The EcoPark promotes recycling and composting, hiking and camping, fishing and picnicking. And best of all, I found a flower field guide that goes with the park, so I took it along and we tried to identify the plants.
Hopefully you remember, but in case you forgot: Halloween was last night. Parties were had, merriment was made and the only thing scarier than the costumes on Franklin Street was the fact that I have an 8 a.m. on Tuesdays. Today, we’re bringing you the best ways we know how to recover and get past Oct. 31, but as for me, I’m going to continue to eat dollar-bin candy and make myself sick until I raise my glass on New Year’s Eve.
Emma Johnson(left) and Hannah Petersen(right) were interviewed on their project "Our Story" event where survivors of sexual assault talk about their experiences.
After students called for UNC to act on sexual assault, a new committee this month will help survivors and allies find a unified voice to communicate with the administration.
The University has declined The Daily Tar Heel's request for all records of people found responsible for rape, sexual assault and misconduct by University entities.
As a suburban white girl, I was raised on supermarkets. The highlights of my early childhood include being allowed to push the shopping cart through the aisles of my local Sam's Club (they also include cutting my hair at my great-grandmother's house while "Tarzan" played and hiding from other preschoolers in a play kitchen, but those are both stories for another day).
The Department of Public Safety aims to serve and protect the UNC community, and members of the department say being an officer involves extensive and ongoing training.
Today marks the deadline for UNC to respond to The Daily Tar Heel’s request for documents pertaining to students found responsible for sexual assault — a request several years in the making.
