The bill also mandates guidelines colleges and universities must follow when conducting investigations into sexual assault complaints.
Mustang News Weekly Recap, Sept. 25, 2014: Safer provides confidentiality, changes come to campus dining
Mustang News anchors Ben King and Bukky Babalola recap Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Safer to train local bars on recognizing sexual assault
Bystander intervention could make its way downtown, thanks to Safer’s Safe Bars program, which would be used to train bar managers, bartenders and bouncers.
Cal Poly officials: University ahead of White House recommendations to prevent sexual assault
Safer assistant coordinator Cheri Love explains how Cal Poly meets the recommendations the federal government has suggested for public universities to help prevent sexual assault.
For Safer, new hire brings new opportunities
Cheri Love’s first day on the job was April 1 — the beginning of sexual assault awareness month.
'Why are vaginas important to you?'
100 men touched on the importance of vaginas in the Gender Equity Center’s (GEC) VMEN video, which premiered at the PEN15 club on Feb. 27.
Mustang News, Feb. 27, 2014: Police report alleged assault, 3 ASI candidates announced
Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
9 cultural events you don't want to miss
The Cross Cultural Centers and Safer host dozens of events each quarter, but you definitely don’t want to miss these nine, which are free, fun and open to everyone.
Women's issues at heart of Safer's greek education program
Safer explains the way in which many people may see themselves “outside of these issues” until it happens to them or someone they love, but hopes that through these presentations, attitudes around sexual assault change people’s behaviors.
Athletes help out Safer with new ad campaign
Members of the men’s lacrosse team, men’s soccer team and women’s basketball team participated in the new campaign.
Safer to host self-defense class
The program has had a poor turnout in the past, but Safer coordinator Christina Kaviani hopes more people will sign up this time.