Having graduated in 2008, I don't know anything about the specifics of this case. I will say that when I was dealing with a trying time in my life during my junior year (nothing as bad as the alleged sexual abuse by the author of the article, but serious nonetheless) the Rice Counseling Center was very supportive. They also, unbeknownst to me at the time, spoke with some friends of mine, who kept an eye on me and watched to make sure I was doing OK. Perhaps things have changed, and the nature of the situations are different. But what was written in the article about Rice Counseling doesn't match with my own experience.