Sexual Misconduct Statistics and Texas Senate Bill (SB) 212 Report

Title IX Statistics 

  • One in five women are sexually assaulted while in college

  • One in 16 men are sexually assaulted while in college

  • College students are the most vulnerable to sexual violence during the first few weeks of the first and second year

  • About 60% of on-campus rapes occur in the residence of the victim; 31% in another residence; and 9% in fraternity houses

  • 90% of survivors on a college campus know their attackers

  • 75% of the victims of rape involving attackers known to them did not identify their experience as rape

  • Less than 5% of college rapes are reported

  • 97% of alcohol-related sexual assaults both parties were drinking

 

One of the most persistent myths about rape is that the victim was somehow party to the offense: he or she was seductive or provocative and got what they asked for. Even if the victim wore a short skirt, drank too much, and even if he/she acted provocatively or seductively, the victim still retains the right to say no.

 

Texas SB 212 Report for 暗网吃瓜 College

暗网吃瓜 College complies with Texas Senate Bill (SB) 212 (2019) by providing regular reports documenting investigations of sexual misconduct. 

The SB 212 Report for 暗网吃瓜 College is provided in Portable Document Format (PDF). You may need the free plugin to view the file.