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Sexual Assault Statistics at ISU

The following is a summary of sexual assaults reported. Additional information on reported assaults can be found on the Campus Crime and Security Report

ISU Statistics

Time Period: July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006

• 31* sexual assaults were reported (*remember, most are not reported)
• 61% were freshmen or sophomores; all were females
• 84% were assaulted by an acquaintance
• 96% involved a single assailant (one case involved multiple assailants)
• 68% were off campus
• 32% were on campus (all occurred within the residence halls)
• 86% reported using alcohol prior to the assault
• 64% of those were “too intoxicated” to legally consent
• 29% suspected they had been given a “date rape drug”
• 47% reported use of physical force during the assault

Time Period: July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005

• 36* sexual assaults were reported (* remember, most are not reported)
• 53% were freshmen or sophomores; all were female
• 89% were assaulted by an acquaintance
• 100% involved a single assailant
• 75% were off campus
• 25 % were on campus (all but two occurred within a residence hall)
• 61% reported using alcohol prior to the assault
• 89% of those were “too intoxicated” to legally consent
• 11% suspected they had been given a “date rape drug”
• 53% reported use of physical force during the assault

Time Period: July 1, 2003 through June 30, 2004

• 27* sexual assaultsreported (*remember, most are not reported)
• 63% were freshmen or sophomores; all were female
• 81% assaulted by an acquaintance
• 89% single assailant
• 11% involved multiple assailants
• 70% occurred off campus (usually a private residence)
• 22% occurred on-campus (all but 1 occurred within the residence halls)
• 70% reported using alcohol prior to assault
• 57% of those were “too intoxicated” to legally consent
• 26% suspected they had been given a “date rape drug”
• 48% reported use of physical force during the assault

Time Period: July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003

• 23* sexual assaults reported (*remember, most are not reported)
• 70% were freshmen or sophomores; all were females
• 87% were assaulted by an acquaintance
• 83% single assailant
• 17% involved multiple assailants
• 56% occurred off-campus
• 43% occurred on-campus (all but 2 occurred within the residence halls)
• 70% reported using alcohol prior to the assault
• 94% of those were “too intoxicated” to legally consent
• 9% suspected they had been given a “date rape drug”
• 30% reported use of physical force during the assault

Time Period: July 1, 2001 through June 30, 2002

• 39* sexual assaults were reported (*remember, most are not reported)
• 64% were freshmen or sophomores; all were female
• 87%were assaulted by an acquaintance
• 92% single assailant; 8% involved multiple assailants
• 82%occurred off-campus
• 18% were on campus (all occurred within the residence halls)
• 72% reported using alcohol prior to the assault
• 43% of those were “too intoxicated” to legally consent
• 15% suspected they had been given a “date rape drug”
• 50% reported use of physical force during the assault

 Time Period: July 1, 2000 through June 30, 2001

• 43* sexual assaultswere reported (*remember, most are not reported)
• 46% were freshmen or sophomores; all were females
• 91% were assaulted by an acquaintance
• 93% involved a single assailant
• 7% involved multiple assailants
• 81% occurredoff-campus
• 19% occurred on-campus (all but one occurred within the residence halls)
• 70% reported using alcohol prior to the assault
• 80% of those were “too intoxicated” to legally consent
• 26% suspected they had been given a “date rape drug”
• 30% reported use of physical force during the assault