In 2011, the US Department of Education issued a letter to higher education officials that explained the government’s interpretation of Title IX, the anti sex-discrimination act. The letter underscored each covered school’s obligations in handling and preventing campus sexual harassment and violence, with particular focus on administrative procedures and reporting requirements. Since then, a grassroots movement of activists has emerged, which aims to both support victims of campus sexual assault and effectuate social change. There is widespread debate about the wisdom of current practices and policies, including the best methods to prevent sexual violence and manage accusations that arise, and even how to track the incidence of campus attacks. Hear a panel of experts discuss the merits of various approaches.