A survey conducted by The Atlantic shows that most college presidents know that rape is prevalent at U.S. colleges. However, they refuse to admit that it could be a problem for them too. However, they believe they do a good job providing for rape victims. How can you believe that you are competent enough to solve a problem that you don't even acknowledge exists in your school? As long as the fine print states that their university scores an A+ in rape prevention, then who cares about the hundreds of victims left to figure it out? Students must do everything they can to get recognition of the problem. Emma Sulkowicz carried her mattress around campus until she graduated, and her rapist still hasn't been prosecuted. Anna, in the case mentioned above, spoke out about her rapist and received threats rather than support because she accused a famous senior footballer. His school is doing its best to hush it up