sexual assault | Student Health 101

How can faculty and staff contribute to a campus culture that is protective against sexual assault?

By Ramsey Champagne, MA, Amanda Ayers, MPH, and Ariana Gross Campus cultures that are protective against sexual assault will happen when people—students, faculty, staff, and administrators—come together and actively work to make our campuses safer and more supportive...

Male sexual assault: “This is the first time I’ve ever seen someone care or try to help.”

by Lucy Berrington

Male survivors of sexual assault and abuse can find themselves in a particularly lonely and misunderstood place. Common beliefs—like the false idea that guys can’t be sexually assaulted—make it harder for men to seek support and harder for the people around them to...