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As UNC and other campuses nationwide engage in sexual assault policymaking efforts, California has become the first state to enact a new consent standard for colleges and universities in hopes of changing the culture surrounding sexual violence.
The Orange County Rape Crisis Center brought two new employees on board in August and September.
About one month after the University released its new sexual assault policy, members of Project Dinah will gather in the Pit to read aloud anonymous testimonials from survivors of sexual violence.
H opeful college students with criminal backgrounds might head to the Department of Education website for information about how they can receive federal financial aid. These students and prospective students are met with a mugshot-like profile phototograph of a man next to the text: “Make sure you understand your status, and don’t assume you can’t get aid.”
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UNC-G launches prevention program
The University is trying to toss out the latest legal investigation into its handling of sexual assault.
Both major party candidates in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race took the bold stand on Friday to call out the mudslinging in campaign ads coming from the other side. Just do not expect either one to stop running attack ads anytime soon.
As the national conversation about sexual assault on college campuses continues, Provost Jim Dean told faculty Monday that their newly-required online Title IX training will go live in a few days.
The White House launched the “It’s On Us” campaign Friday, a public awareness initiative to end sexual assault on college campuses — and officials touted the effort on Monday during a call with college media.
More than half of undergraduate students at UNC identify as women. And of those women, approximately 20 percent will be victims of sexual assault during their time enrolled in college.
T here’s a reason the image of a Columbia University student hauling her mattress across campus, helped by many of her peers, has imprinted itself upon the nation’s conscience.
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In a phone conference Tuesday night, White House representatives gave students at UNC and around the country an exclusive preview of a national campaign aimed at preventing sexual assault, which is set to launch on Friday.
UNC faculty members said they want better communication between them and Chancellor Carol Folt in the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee’s first independent meeting of the year Monday.
Watch political campaigns and the accompanying ads for any period of time and you might come away thinking that politicians can say almost anything to persuade a voter.
ASU freshman found dead
The University knows it can’t provide identical services for male and female survivors of sexual violence.
Twenty years after then Sen. Joe Biden drafted a bill that brought sexual assault and violence against women to the forefront of American politics, women’s rights advocates are championing how far the nation has come.
