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LOGAN, Utah (AP) — A recent survey says most Utah State University students feel safe on campus, but one in 10 women say they have experienced unwanted sexual contact.
University administrators released a report Wednesday highlighting the results of an April campus climate survey. Forty-five percent of the student body responded.
Among the students who experienced assault, 90 percent say their attacker was an acquaintance — typically a fellow student — but only 5 percent filed a formal report with the school.
The majority of survey participants indicated they were unaware of how to file a complaint with the university's Title IX office, which oversees investigations into sexual assault and compliance with a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination in higher education.
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