Some campuses are already experimenting.
Some campuses charge fees totaling $1,000 or more.
Some campuses would see a "potentially disastrous drop" in numbers.
Some campuses, like Bowdoin and Colby, have eliminated Greek houses entirely, according to Alfred officials.
Some campuses also offer on-site catering to students, while others have shared kitchen facilities.
Some campuses shut down for weeks; Cape Town's University of the Western Cape is still closed.
Some campuses require dormitory dwellers to buy a meal plan, which can cost $3,000 to $5,000 a year.
Some campuses have also begun to develop male peer educator programs to get men involved in preventing sexual assault.
Some campuses hold speech labs to teach calming techniques, like deep breathing, positive visualization and systematic desensitization.
"Some campuses have student health centers that provide wide-ranging services, are open continuously, and therefore students do not need broad coverage," Mr. Henahan said.
Some campuses are also better at making students aware of their options and resources.
