Study reveals increased sexual violence risk for college women, suggesting new safety implications.
A study published in the Journal of American College Health is reshaping assumptions about risk on U.S. campuses, finding that college‐enrolled women ages 18–24 now face a higher risk of sexual violence than their non‐college peers, with the most elevated risk concentrated among those living on campus.
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