emily and didn t report what happened to them. you really start wondering well is it actually going to do me any good to report. for some people it s worth it. for some people it s not. reporter: she started the process of reporting her attack. i had panic attacks on campus. i was covering my face with a hood and running from class to class because i was fearful of running into the person that hurt me. reporter: eventually she dropped her case but told cnn she witnessed disturbing scenes like having to carry friend out of frat parties where she says they were drugged. people use words oh, that s the rapy frat. the majority of narratives i ve heard you re not hot enough to get into this party or try a different frat. reporter: members of the interfraternity council released a statement acknowledges there s a bigger issue asking our
reported to the university last year that they were raped. none of the reports led to expulsions, and there is no way of knowing how many are like emilys and they didn t report what happened to them. you start to wonder well, will it do me any good to report it? for some people it is worth it, for some people it is not. reporter: she found it too hard to finish. i was having panic attacks on campus and literally running from class to class because i was so fearful of running into the person that had hurt me. eventually she dropped her case but told cnn she witnessed disturbing scenes like having to carry friends out of frat parties where she says they were drugged. people use words like oh, that is the rapy frat. a majority of them are like oh,
they were drugged. people use words like, oh, that s the rapy frat. the majority of the narratives i have heard have been, oh, well, you re not hot enough to get into this party or, you know, try a different frat. members of the interfraternity council released a statement acknowledging there is a bigger issue saying, we ask that our university president theresa sullivan agrees with. there s a piece of our culture that is broken. now, i ask your help in coming together as a strong and resilient community to fix it. welcome words for survivors like ashley brown. i think the altitude doesn t i think a lot of the greek system is finally waking up. now, fred, the police