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In the wake of sexual assault allegations at Cornell University, the victimization of women on college campuses has returned to the public conversation. Cornell’s 2025 state-mandated sexual misconduct survey reported that 35% of undergraduate women said they had experienced sexual assault since arriving at the university. The undergraduate response rate,…

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