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Was a university liable for assaults at off‐campus fraternity?

Aileen Gelpi

Abstract

Kansas State University student Sara Weckhorst attended a KSU fraternity party in 2014 at an off‐campus location known as “Pillsbury Crossing.” After she became extremely intoxicated, a fraternity member allegedly raped her, transported her to the fraternity's off‐campus house, and raped her again. In addition, another fraternity member also purportedly raped her at that time.

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Key concepts: Fraternity, University campus, State (computer science), Sociology, Criminology, Engineering, Law, Political science