Chapel Hill sexual assault records show clusters near Franklin Street, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard

By Chelsey Dulaney | April 3

They come in all different ways — some alone, some with friends or family by their side, late into the night and early in the morning. Some wear bruises ...

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UNC administrators work to revamp sexual assault policies

By Chelsea Bailey | April 2

When dealing with reports of sexual assault from students, the University faces a complex problem. “We want to have a system that is ultimately sufficiently ...

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Lack of rape alerts draws complaints: Students say they should have been told about report sooner

By Jeanna Smialek | February 13

The investigation into a rape reported near campus at roughly 2 a.m. Thursday morning has turned up few leads and has left some questioning whether the ...

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Woman reports being raped in alley at 101 S. Columbia St. on Thursday

By Jeanna Smialek | February 12

A woman told police that she was forced behind a dumpster and raped in an alley at 101 S. Columbia St. at about 2:15 a.m. Thursday, according to Chapel ...

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UNC's sexual assault policies lag behind federal standards

By Jessica Seaman | November 27

The University has yet to implement new sexual assault guidelines prompted by the U.S. Department of Education last spring. While administrators planned ...

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The comfort to report: report should come as a signal that help is here for assault victims

By Editorial Board | October 10

As the campus gathers today for Speak Out UNC!, the University should build off of whatever momentum the security report revealed in lifting the stigma ...

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More sexual assaults reported in 2010

By Becky Bush | October 5

The latest campus crime statistics released by the University show the number of reported sexual assault cases on campus nearly tripled in 2010. But officials ...

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UNC changes protocol for sexual assault cases

By Jessica Seaman | April 20

The U.S. Department of Education is trying to initiate an open discussion on sexual assault, an issue that many universities have tried to “sweep under ...

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