Zero tolerance: NYU’s shameful rape policy fails survivors WSN Editorial Board, Editorial Board • December 4, 2014 [Trigger Warning] NYU needs a zero-tolerance policy towards rapists — they should be expelled.
Cosby case reveals toxic sexual assault climate WSN Editorial Board • December 2, 2014 Allegations against Bill Cosby are resurfacing a decade after they first appeared. The current social climate dismisses the voices of victims.
Responses to sexual assault analyzed Nathaly Pesantez, Staff Writer • October 22, 2014 Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney spoke about reducing sexual assault on college campuses.
Sexual assault against males necessitates attention Lena Rawley, Staff Columnist • October 10, 2014 Sexual assault against males also necessitates attention.
Sexual conduct policy changes Suebin Kim, Contributing Writer • October 1, 2014 An exploration of NYU's new and updated rules regarding sexual assault
General perception of sexual consent woefully distorted Lena Rawley, Contributing Columnist • September 26, 2014 Media representations of sex do not always promote consent, leading consumers to believe that consent is not a necessary part of sexual intimacy.
Double X: Normalization of sexual assault cannot continue May 1, 2014 Each year, there are over 200,000 sexual assault victims. Put another way, one person is sexually assaulted every two minutes.
Going Global: Prison Rape Elimination Act standards not demanding enough April 4, 2014 Human Rights Watch released a landmark report in 2001, “No Escape: Male Rape in U.S. Prisons."
Double X: Christian colleges have gone too long without reporting sexual assaults March 28, 2014 Bob Jones’ reinstatement of GRACE has prompted change in the way the university handles sexual assaults.
Christina’s Corner: Men must join fight against sexual assault Christina Coleburn, Deputy Opinion Editor • February 9, 2014 The bystander intervention aims to include men in sexual assault prevention.
India not ‘rape capital of the world’ January 31, 2014 Labeling countries as "rape capital" delays important change.
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.
