Recent scandals across multiple esteemed athletic programs illustrate that hazing is not only associated with Greek life and can derive from a systemic problem.
Social media is more than just creating content; each post is an opportunity to reinforce your institution's unique identity and deepen your relationship with current and prospective students.
In light of the Northwestern scandal, collegiate sexual violence will thrive and continue challenging administrators who don't acknowledge it, treat its symptoms or accept structural change.
State education officials say that college-level AP Psychology can only be taught if content covering sexual orientation and gender identity is excluded.
A new report criticizes how Hesston College responds to reports of sexual assaults and misconduct. Last fall, students staged a walkout, claiming victims were dropping out of school while their accused attackers were not punished. In response, Hesston College hired an independent research organization, Cozen O’Connor, to review the school’s policies and practices related to […]
From active shooter emergencies to extreme weather events, the need for advanced campus safety technology has never been greater and the stakes have never been higher.
For some, the issue is not just with an individual hire – but also what Freeze’s hire says about Auburn’s response to sexual violence on or near campus, and who is considered a role model on campus.
They opted to leave the public in the dark about their track record of complying with a key mandate under Title IX, which turned 50 years old this summer. The law is supposed to ensure students' right to an education free from sexual harassment and gendered violence.
A first-of-its-kind analysis explores the rate at which students were suspended and expelled from public universities for sexual harassment and crimes.
In 2020, the Association of American Universities, under the watch of then President Mary Sue Coleman, released a report on the state of sexual assaults on college campuses. Among the "disturbing" statistics cited was that 13% of all students have been victims. Coleman, now the President at the University of Michigan, called the increasing patterns […]
