Tag: sexual violence

Red Zone calls for further awareness

The first several weeks of the academic year is often referred to as the Red Zone, a period of time between move-in day and Thanksgiving break when college students – first year students and women in particular –  are most likely to experience sexual assault.

Commentary: Athletes should not be above the law

Only 36 percent of rapes are ever reported to law enforcement, and less than 5 percent are prosecuted according to the Justice Department. Over the past few weeks, there has been much outrage because of the early release of convicted rapist Brock Turner, after he served three months of a six-month sentence.

Dating abuse addressed in campus workshop

Alexis Moreno, a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at the University, led a series of trainings on dating abuse prevention recently on campus including one for a Black Student Union event last week.

Women in crisis

A women strangles her baby because she is addicted to heroin. She is unable to support her baby and her habit. She has no family to turn to. So she leaves her unnamed baby to die in a dumpster.

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