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After protests arose about the handling of sexual assault at the University of New Hampshire, students and administors are now moving toward working together.
“When he tried to talk with them, he was met with profanity, jeering, ridicule of his name, and them turning their back to him," a UNH official said.
Students gathered for a protest at the University of New Hampshire campus for the second straight day on Monday.
Those ideas are being implemented across the 18th Airborne Corps. On May 25, Command officials will select the five most impactful ideas on suicide prevention to present before the “Dragon’s Lair” panel in May. “Ideas to prevent soldier suicide problems live in the barracks, in our orderly rooms, in our motor pools, across our formations,” officials said. Ideas should be submitted electronically on the 18th Airborne Corps’ Innovation website. Staff writer Rachael Riley can be reached at rriley@fayobserver.com or 910-486-3528. Support local journalism with a subscri...
The SHARP Program outlines procedures for handling sexual harassment and sexual assault claims in the Army. The topics of sexual harassment and sexual assault became amplified last year following the death and disappearance of Fort Hood, Texas, soldier, Spc. Vanessa Guillen. Guillen was last seen April 22 in a parking lot at Fort Hood. Her dismembered remains were later found buried near a river 20 miles east of Fort Hood. The soldier accused of her killing shot himself to death as investigators were moving in. As the report Guillen’s slaying was being finalized, then-Secretary of the Army ...