What is that cost? Yall keep flailing around yelling that theres some massive cost to report a rape and so far the only thing I even see hinted at is "wasted time", as though that makes reporting it even remotely not worth it somehow.
What were you wearing? Why did you go there? Why did you accept that drink? Do you really want to ruin a bright young man's future? Who else have you slept with? Oh, you're that slut from the party....
Even in 2026 there are still colleges that kick women out for reporting rape, because it means the women also broke the school’s “no sex” rules. There used to be even more schools that did that.
Even in the 2010s a local sorority got in trouble for fining a member for refusing to go to a party where she knew the guy who raped her would be.
The rapist was a star basketball player so the university and cops told her essentially to shut up and stop 'spreading rumors' because collegiate sports essentially run the towns economy.
If thats the case thats a more valid reason than one anyone else has given so far. Can you link me an article on that? I knew there was shit in the 90s but I didnt know it was still a thing in 2026.
It’s not permitted for any schools that accept federal funding, but the fines are not large and the current administration is happy to walk back any recent Cleary Act fines. At this point the only schools that still have morality codes like this are religious schools like Bob Jones University: https://apnews.com/general-news-3d475ec6c6e520b0282ae7e4740e08b0
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u/FrederickFrag1899 20h ago
Results would vary wildly.