Affirmative Consent Causes Confusion Sierra Jackson, Contributing Writer • November 28, 2016 An in-depth look into NYU's policies regarding sexual assault on campus.
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.
New York Child Abuse Laws Are ‘Regressive’ and ‘Absurd’ WSN Editorial Board • April 6, 2016 New York State needs to support the victims of some of the most heinous crimes imaginable by reforming the statute of limitation and providing greater resources for the abused.
New York Must Lead Reform on Sexual Assault Laws WSN Editorial Board • February 24, 2016 New York State should be leading the nation in establishing rights for sexual assault victims, not lagging behind the rest of the country.
Take stand against street harassment Larson Binzer, Senior Editor • April 19, 2015 More must be done to address street harassment.
From the Emirates: All NYUAD students to receive training on sexual misconduct Andres Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief at The Gazelle • December 1, 2014 NYUAD will be addressing sexual misconduct and awareness with new training for students.
