Notre Dame - 3 sexual assaults in first week of students returning

[IndianaNOLE69]

Yeah they aren't the SEC so I suspect ESPN will run the story.

 

[EveryoneBleedsGarnet]

3 assaults by the football team or the entire university?

 

[noleville]

3 assaults by the football team or the entire university?

After the way the campus feminists and "gender study" professors (that's a joke term since professor usually is given to someone who educates real fact) have politicized rape I'm a skeptic of any claim. When WSU can kick a kid out for "gray rape" which is a consensual sex act that the girl decides later on that she REALLY wasn't into, so it's now rape, then the entire term "RAPE" on campuses is suspect..

 

[FSU_Chris]

When I was pursing s masters there the police department on campus publishes a report with icons indicating the type of crime or assist that happened monthly. Kudos to transparency but it was eye opening to see the type of shit that went down

 

[IndianaNOLE69]

3 assaults by the football team or the entire university?

It never stated but with the emphasis on Sexual assaults on College Campuses I am surprised that it didn't catch ESPN's eye immediately after it appeared on WGN in Chicago.

 

[Bartdog]

After the way the campus feminists and "gender study" professors (that's a joke term since professor usually is given to someone who educates real fact) have politicized rape I'm a skeptic of any claim. When WSU can kick a kid out for "gray rape" which is a consensual sex act that the girl decides later on that she REALLY wasn't into, so it's now rape, then the entire term "RAPE" on campuses is suspect..

I was thinking a little like this, except my reaction was "only three?"

 

[EveryoneBleedsGarnet]

I saw recently that ND is one of the most active colleges on Tinder. Also 3 seems about average for an entire university. Heck that might be below average per capita. Women are reporting rape at an all time high but I don't think it's due to an increase in real incidents... It's the culture now. Blame EK.

 

[NYCNole]

ESPN is currently suing ND for campus police records related to athletes arrests. ND refuses to turn it over but Indiana AG has sided with ESPN. Will be interesting.

 

[FSULongM]

ND is not a large school.