Campus rape, and awareness of it, is increasing. However, the lack of victims who are willing to "come out" makes for difficulty in gathering data that can influence policy-makers and resource distributors. Two major types of campus rape are discussed, each calling for different approaches to prevention. Important aspects of each type of rape are discussed. New victim programs and services are mentioned from 14 communities. Rape law reform and litigation are viewed as hopeful routes to some problem control. Recent court cases are cited. Fourteen suggestions for the control of campus violent rape are made. (Author)