The Aftermath of the University of Virginia Rape Story

The responses to the latest rape case atĀ UVA have come from students, faculty, administrators and politicians.
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The University of Virginia is suspending all fraternities until Jan. 9 while it investigates allegations made in a recent Rolling Stone article about the school’s sexual assault problem.

ā€œIn the intervening period we will assemble groups of students, faculty, alumni, and other concerned parties to discuss our next steps in preventing sexual assault and sexual violence on Grounds,ā€ Teresa A. Sullivan, the university president, wrote in a letter to students. On Tuesday the school’s board of visitors will meet to discuss the university’s sexual assault policies as well as the allegations in the Rolling Stone piece.