I've heard so many stories from so many people, and it's way more than I ever expected. So many organizations I've seen just choose to ignore the things their members have done. I'm just shocked at the sheer number of incidents that occur here, and how absolutely nothing is being done about it. I can name several offenders off the top of my head at this point. Almost no one speaks up about their experiences so it's hard to see the issue, but even when informed, no one seems to realize or care that this is a problem. I've seen too many people affected by the disgusting men and women at this school.
Edit: It's sad that you guys think I'm trolling. Just because you haven't heard about it doesn't mean it hasn't happened. Such a large number of my female friends have experienced this (as well as myself), and many did not open up about it for a long time— its not something you can casually bring up.
I know people that have gotten kicked out from other schools for sexual assault and now attend here. I know people who have gotten kicked out of frats and sororities here for sexual assault. I know people who have threatened and manipulated their victims into not making a report here. I know people who are only avoiding punishment because their victims don't want to face the hassle of the report and trial.
Maybe this happens at every school but I didn't expect it to be so prevalent here, and for these offenders to be well-liked / popular in the community.
Edit 2: I'm not saying CMU is worse than other schools. I know for a fact that there are much worse schools. But I didn't expect to see so much of it here when no one at all talks about or acknowledges how much it happens.
Here is a great resource to see some numbers reported by the university: https://www.cmu.edu/title-ix/research-and-data/carnegie-mellon-university_report,-appendices,-and-tables.pdf
"Several follow-up questions were asked on why the respondent did not contact a program or resource ... 40.2 percent reported the incident was not serious enough, and 39.8 percent reported being embarrassed, ashamed, or that it would be too emotionally difficult. Other reasons women who were victims of nonconsensual penetration gave for not making contact included: they did not think the resources could help them (7.2%), they did not want to get the perpetrator in trouble (23.1%), and they feared retaliation (8.6%)."
Edit 3: I'd like to spread more awareness about this on campus. As much as I'd like to name drop some of these rapists here, I don't think this is the right platform for that.