For sexual assault survivors, what does justice mean?
For survivors of sexual assault, justice takes different forms. Rather than be defined by their trauma, they seek to define themselves through advocacy and activism.
Tag Archive for: Spring 2017 Daily Trojan supplement
Going the distance: A world-class trauma care center 45 minutes away
The Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center offers a range of services, but advocates question whether the University doing enough to help students on campus
Uncertain terrain: social media and sexual assault narratives
Platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr have created a space for survivors to build support networks.
Letter to the Editor: Greek life bears undue burden
To blame fraternities for the actions of their individual members is somewhat illogical.
From university to university: How football stars thwart punishment
Football is a violent sport, on and off the field. As issues of domestic and sexual violence dominate headlines, the NFL and NCAA are forced to search for solutions.
Four years later, USC remains under Title IX investigation
In 2013, the Office of Civil Rights launched a federal investigation into USC’s Title IX office. Though the University has taken action, students say there is still more to be done.
From the editor: Spring 2017 Daily Trojan supplement
During a time when the current Title IX protections become vulnerable under the current presidential administration, it is important that the University continues to uphold and expand upon its efforts to combat sexual assault.