Notre Dame’s Office of Institutional Equity recently released the results of its seventh Sexual Conduct and Campus Climate Survey, continuing the University’s effort to assess students’ knowledge, perceptions and experiences related to sexual assault and sex-based misconduct. 91% of student respondents felt that the University’s response to sexual assault was at least “somewhat effective.” This was a 10 percentage point increase from the previous survey. The survey revealed that 3% of students overall, 6% of women and 1% of men, said they had experienced sexual assault during their time at Notre Dame. Students shared several reasons for not reporting these incidents to the University’s Office for Institutional Equity. The survey revealed that 85% of those who responded were aware of the University’s resources, while 79% knew how to report issues.