Oxy Rape Victim Says She ‘Encountered Lots of Barriers’ Coping With Her Trauma at College

Audrey Logan, an Occidental College senior majoring in psychology, was allegedly raped during her freshman year and is among 36 students and graduates who were raped or sexually assaulted from 2009 to 2013 and are part of a federal complaint against Oxy filed by two college professors.

In this video, Logan tells Inside Edition, a CBS-owned syndicated TV news magazine, about how Oxy allegedly failed to educate her about campus rape and how the college administration made it harder rather than easier for her to cope with her trauma. Eagle Rock Patch sat in on the interview, which followed a media-studded news conference to which Patch was invited.

• Click here to read details about an April 18 news conference at which six Oxy students, including Logan, read statements about their alleged rape or sexual assault.

• Click here to read about an April 19 "Sleepover For Sexual Assault Awareness" at the Occidental College campus.

• Click here to read a series of recent open letters from Oxy President Veitch to the campus community regarding the sexual assaults scandal.

• And click here to read first-person "Survivor Stories" of rape posted by Oxy students on Oxy Sexual Assault Coalition, a website that is helping revolutionize campus anti-rape activism across the nation.