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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

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Tulane administrators unveil sexual assault statistics from the 2022 survey.

Tulane releases 2022 climate survey results

Hannah Levitan and Eliana Markowitz • April 14, 2023

Content Warning: This article includes statistics relating to sexual violence, including sexual violence perpetrated against minors, drug- and alcohol-facilitated sexual assault, sexual harassment and...

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2022 Climate Survey results to be unveiled April 11

Hannah Levitan, News Editor • March 27, 2023

A year after conducting the 2022 Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey, Tulane University will unveil survey results on April 11 at 6 p.m., the school announced today.    Tulane’s last climate...

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LGBTQ+ student sexual misconduct report identifies disparities in queer experience

Deeya Patel, News Editor • September 12, 2019

“In particular with LGBTQ+ students, 33% reported being a victim of an attempted rape, and 31% reported being raped by a sexually violent perpatrator. I think it’s important to understand that’s...

Community members gathered to ask a panel of students and administrators questions about university-led efforts to combat sexual assault at a town hall Tuesday in Kendall Cram.

Students push for representation in sexual assault prevention efforts

Sanjali De Silva, Story Sullivan, and Sophia Mariani • October 5, 2017

Driven by unmet promises from the university administration, students from many corners of Tulane's campus came together to create the #WeMatterTU petition, urging the release of the Climate Survey...

Tulane Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey requires widespread student participation

April 6, 2017

Tulane conducted a Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey this year, garnering a response from 53 percent of undergraduate and 31 percent of graduate students. These numbers reflect varying community involvement,...

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