A work in progress. Each university profile is researched from primary documents and checked by a person before it is published, which takes time. 4 more universities are in preparation. See what’s planned
Look beyond the rankings.
Understand how universities report, prevent, and respond to violence against women.
What we document
Every figure and event links to its source. Only records reviewed by a researcher are published.
- Reported incidents
- Annual Security Report statistics for rape, fondling, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking, shown with the university's own footnotes.
- Institutional response
- What can be verified about Title IX processes, disciplinary procedures, referrals, prevention programs, and published outcomes.
- Accountability timeline
- Policy changes, government investigations, lawsuits, settlements, and reforms, both favorable and unfavorable to the institution.
- Student resources
- Emergency, confidential, and formal reporting options, with confidential resources clearly separated from reporting channels.
Universities
Coverage began with three institutions and is expanding as profiles are researched and verified. What’s next
- Columbia University New York, NY
- Cornell University Ithaca, NY
- University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA
- University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT
- Harvard UniversityProfile in preparation
- University of Colorado BoulderProfile in preparation
- The Ohio State UniversityProfile in preparation
- Penn State UniversityProfile in preparation
Read the numbers carefully
Campus crime statistics are useful, but they are easy to misread. We do not rank universities or produce a safety score. How we work
Prevention starts with peers
Short, scenario-based lessons on consent, bystander intervention, coercion, and group-chat culture, written for every student.