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A Tragic Friday
On same day, shootings at two universities each kill a freshman. Others are injured -- a week after mass shooting at Oregon community college. New California law bans guns from campuses.
Opinion
Arming Our Campuses Is Not the Answer
If we can't rid campuses of guns, we must create security checks throughout them, argues Jeffrey Ian Ross.
Do Colleges Have a Duty to Protect Students?
California appeals court -- rejecting lawsuit by student who was attacked by another student -- finds public institutions have no legal obligation to prevent violent acts on their campuses.
Tragedy at Umpqua
At least 10 die and seven more are injured in shooting at Oregon's Umpqua Community College. It was the third-deadliest mass shooting ever at a college campus.
Dishonored
After three universities rescind honorary degrees they awarded to Bill Cosby, 23 other institutions mull whether to follow suit.
The 'Invisible' One in Four
Same survey that found high rates of female students reporting sexual assault finds that nearly a quarter of transgender students experience some form of sexual violence while in college.
U.S. Faults Virginia's Handling of Sexual Assault
Federal agency says the University of Virginia -- a focal point in the debate over campus sexual assault -- responded inadequately to reports of sexual misconduct, including some involving fraternities, and faulted a dean's public comments.
One in Four?
AAU survey of 150,000 students finds that nearly a quarter of female students have experienced some kind of sexual assault in college. Survey backs controversial 1-in-5 statistic, but critics have concerns over survey's response rate and sample.