Following a series of lewd acts over Labor Day weekend, there's an increased importance surrounding CU Boulder's new sexual misconduct task force. via bayanwang
BOULDER, Colo. — CU Boulder students living in the University Hill neighborhood are taking additional precautions following a series of lewd acts and burglaries that occurred in the area over Labor Day weekend.
CU Boulder created the Sexual Misconduct Task Force at the end of August to seek out best practices and interventions across the university to keep students safe. According to the 2021 survey, which included participation from roughly 10,000 students, there were lower rates of nearly all forms of sexual misconduct except for stalking, which remained at nearly the same rates compared to previous surveys.
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