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Sexual Assault

University
Sun shines through Stanford's iconic archways.

Annual reports of sexual misconduct increase by 26.9%, according to SHARE report

Laura Artandi
  •  
May 27
University
a silhouette of a girl, with the title ix office in the background

A student reported her rapist to the University. Two years later, the perpetrator was suspended.

Anna Yang
  •  
May 20
Student Government
The undergraduate senators sit at a table speaking to each other.

UGS proposes Title IX education reform, removes sanctuary campus resolution

Naomi Breuer
  •  
Feb. 20
University
A building that houses the University's Title IX office.

Nearly a third of undergraduate women report experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact, survey finds

Sophia Artandi
  •  
Oct. 30
Crime & Safety
An SUDPS car parked in front of Memorial Church.

Sexual assault reported on campus, AlertSU states

Ashley Huang
  •  
July 10, 2024
The Grind
A photo of two people's legs and shoes.

Shower Thoughts: “Taking Back the Night” in daylight

Dan Kubota
  •  
May 21, 2024
News
Stanford’s Title IX office in Kingscote Gardens.

Stanford to review Biden’s revised Title IX regulations

Anna Yang
  •  
May 7, 2024
The Grind
Graphic of a hand with the male symbol with the bi flag as a wristband and a teal ribbon tied around the wrist. Set against a green background with leaves.

On life as a bi male survivor

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
May 5, 2024
The Grind
Light purple shadowed image of body with text "The Body Speaks."

The Body Speaks: Let them talk

Anusha Nadkarni
  •  
Jan. 30, 2024
The Grind
Light blue shadowed image of body with text "The Body Speaks."

The Body Speaks: A letter to my abuser

Anusha Nadkarni
  •  
Jan. 29, 2024
Campus Life
Cameron Black '25 stands against a wooden background.

‘I should be in prison or dead’: Cameron Black on his journey from cult to campus

Lauren Boles
  •  
Jan. 23, 2024
Crime & Safety
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Battery, vehicle burglary and sexual assault

Dilan Gohill and Jared Hammerstrom
  •  
Dec. 13, 2023
Crime & Safety
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Sexual assault, religious hate crime and resisting arrest

Anna Yang
  •  
Nov. 28, 2023
The Grind
"The thing about nightmares, though, is that they aren't real. This was." (Courtesy of Michelle Chen)

The Body Speaks: My frosh year assault, four years later

Anusha Nadkarni
  •  
Nov. 1, 2023
Crime & Safety
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Sexual battery, identity theft, bike theft

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
May 16, 2023
Crime & Safety
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Sexual assault, bike theft, damage to property

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
April 25, 2023
Crime & Safety
An SUDPS car parked in front of Memorial Church.

Former Stanford employee arraigned after lying about rapes

Caroline Chen
  •  
April 23, 2023
From the Community
Student protestors walk to Memorial Church

From the Community | Stanford should address campus sexual violence with courage

Sarah Harsey and Jennifer Freyd
  •  
March 15, 2023
University
Image of a blank, faceless person wrapping their arms around their torso. Question marks and exclamation marks surround the figure in the background.

‘It’s a mess’: Stanford’s sexual assault reporting process marred by confusion, lack of transparency, advocates say

Rani Chor
  •  
Jan. 18, 2023
Screen
A graphic of the shadow of a woman with the words "She Said" written in red on a book cover. The book cover is set against a black background and around the book are several speech bubbles with "The New York Times," "movie," "Me Too" and "review" written in each of them.

“She Said” succeeds as a moving story about sexual assault while remaining sensitive to survivors

Cameron Duran
  •  
Dec. 8, 2022
The Stanford Daily

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