The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville compiled data on student complaints of sexual assault, sexual harassment and relationship violence over a period of three academic years. The university did so at the request of federal investigators looking into the university’s compliance with Title IX, a federal regulation that prohibits sex-based discrimination in schools. The Democrat-Gazette requested UA’s response under the state’s public disclosure law.

The data below is pulled from that document. For 2013, complaints listed are from June through the end of the year. Similarly, data for 2016 only includes reports made from the beginning of the year through the early part of May.