The state's new Sexual Violence Primary Prevention Plan focuses on stopping rape before it happens.

New legislation extends more privacy rights to sexual assault and domestic abuse victims on college campuses. It also closes a legal loophole that didn't protect personal information given to victims' advocates.

Seventeen percent of female undergraduate students responding to an Indiana University survey say they've experienced sexual assault or attempted sexual assault while enrolled.

Indiana's rate of high school girls who are raped is second worst in the country; and a new study says only about 18 percent of those who are assaulted report it.