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A Persistently Ignored Problem
Public attention for student-on-student harassment and assault is overdue, but colleges also need to prevent the mistreatment of students by faculty members, writes Billie Wright Dziech.
Endangering a Trust
If a student tells a faculty member about a sexual assault that the student doesn't want to report, should the professor file a report anyway? More colleges are requiring it, and not everyone agrees the policies are wise.
Taking On Dartmouth Culture
President pushes to create house system, ban hard alcohol and fight grade inflation -- all in the name of stopping "extreme behaviors."
Did 'Hunting Ground' Mislead?
New documentary on sex assault on campuses implies no college presidents would talk on camera. That's not true.
Declining the AAU Survey
More than one-third of research university group's members won't participate in its study of campus climate related to sexual assault.
Settlement at Harvard
Law school reaches agreement with Education Department to do more to protect victims of sexual assault.
Compassionate But Impartial
Paperwork aside, Title IX coordinators say their jobs take an unusual emotional toll and encourage peers to exercise self-care.
Protecting Whom?
The U.S. Department of Education says universities should honor student privacy laws, even when they would block the reporting of how they discipline students accused of sexual assault.