On Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 6 p.m., students, faculty and administrators gathered in the Diboll Gallery for the eighth annual Sexual Violence Town Hall at Tulane University. The event, hosted by the Sexual...

Content warning: This article discusses general themes of sexual violence.  In Tulane University’s 2022 Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey, over one in four women reported being raped since enrolling...

Content warning: this article discusses general themes of sexual violence. Our collective would be remiss to critique student reporting without offering solutions. For further context on these critiques,...

Content Warning: this article discusses themes of sexual violence in detail. It also discusses racism, homophobia, and other forms of oppression linked to sexual violence in broad terms. As members...

Tulane University joined the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators’ Culture of Respect Collective, in an effort to combat sexual misconduct on campus. Throughout the two-year long...

Last week, “Masked Violence: An All In Student Grant Project,” a collaborative art exhibit dedicated to promoting sexual assault awareness, opened to the public in the Lavin-Bernick Center from...

Tulane University’s campus-wide Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey began on Jan. 28, as part of an effort by the university to grapple with and understand the prevalence of sexual misconduct on campus...

For victims of crimes and those receiving medical care, the protection of one’s identity, privacy and dignity is critical.    As of Dec. 2, anyone with a Tulane University email address...

Content Warning: The following article contains subject matter pertaining to sexual violence, suicide and specific testimonies of sexual assault, some of which contain graphic detail.       In...

Content Warning: The following article contains subject matter pertaining to sexual violence. On June 9, 2010, the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Philadelphia Flyers in game six of the Stanley Cup...

From a young age, children are conditioned to accept affection, whether or not they are comfortable. This translates into them lacking a perception of boundaries when it comes to theirs and others’...

I am a victim. I am a survivor. I am not different, or better, for owning the duality of my identity as someone who was sexually assaulted.  All those who are raped are victims. That does not make...