Enrollment of Student Accused of Rape Brings Up Ban the Box Questions Diamond Naga Siu, News Editor • September 23, 2016 A student who was suspended from Cornell for sexual assault now attends NYU, and students are torn about the ban-the-box discussion.
The Brock Turner Law Won’t Catch Privileged Rapists Emily Fong, Opinion Editor • September 7, 2016 The fallout from mandatory minimum laws hardly fits the profile of Brock Turner’s life: white, educated and wealthy.
The Hypocrisy of University Moral Codes Richard Shu, Opinion Editor • May 2, 2016 Honor codes like BYU’s are simply artifacts of an older generation who are content to have children seen and not heard.
Rape Kit Processing Still Disappoints Survivors Annie Cohen, Staff Writer • April 25, 2016 As the nation works to prevent and combat sexual assault, we must also work to better provide for the victims of these crimes.
Rape prevention should focus on aggressors, not victims Christina Coleburn, Staff Columnist • October 28, 2013 In wake of Slate columnist Emily Yoffe's article claiming women are responsible for rape prevention, staff columnist Christina Coleburn makes the case that prevention efforts should target aggresors, not victims.
