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As students have noted in multiple articles in The Chronicle, the Office of Student Conduct recently changed the time frame for students to report a sexual assault from two years to one year. We believe this change signifies an inexcusable failure on behalf of the OSC to truly understand the psychological damage that victims face and support victims of sexual assault in their healing.
We are excited to see that The Chronicle’s independent Editorial Board has taken an interest in sexual assault at Duke in their recent editorials, “New guidelines alone cannot fix gender issues” and “Students must work for positive gender relations.” In light of Vice President Joe Biden’s recent speech regarding sexual assault on college campuses, now is the time for Duke to be a leader on this issue. With the alarmingly high prevalence of gender violence at Duke, we as students must advocate for sexual assault prevention education as a first step toward changing our campus culture.
