At U-Va., pondering the future of Greek life
In this article, the author asks whether, in light of the allegations in Rolling Stone, fraternity culture at UVA might be at a "tipping point" in which cultural change is inevitable if fraternities are to continue to exist at UVA. UVA alum and former co-chair of the Sexual Assault Leadership Council Emily Renda and UVA alum Liz Seccuro share their stories as survivors who were assaulted at fraternity parties.Files
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UVA Special Collections - Materials Relating to Responses to the Rolling Stone Article about a Rape at UVA - Oversized Box Q-32 RG-50-1.141
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Washington Post
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| Date |
2014-11-30
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| Tags | Greek life |
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| Date Added | August 21, 2017 |
| Date Modifed | October 17, 2017 |
| Collection | Rolling Stone article 11/19/2014, "A Rape on Campus" |
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