Boston
University
is
speaking
out.
After
Alex
Cooper—who
played
soccer
for
the
college
from
2013
to
2015—accused
her
former
coach
Nancy
Feldman
of
sexual
harassment
in
her
new
docuseries
Call
Her
Alex,
the
educational
institution
addressed
her
allegations.
“Boston
University
has
a
zero-tolerance
policy
for
sexual
harassment,”
the
university
shared
in
a
statement
to
E!
News
June
13. “We
have
a
robust
system
of
resources,
support
and
staff
dedicated
to
student
wellbeing
and
a
thorough
reporting
process
through
our
Equal
Opportunity
Office.”
The
statement
continued, “We
encourage
members
of
our
community
to
report
any
concerns,
and
we
remain
committed
to
fostering
a
safe
and
secure
campus
environment
for
all.”
Following
the
release
of
her
docuseries
June
10,
which
details
the
alleged
abuse
she
experienced,
Cooper
further
slammed
the
university
and
Feldman
for
the
alleged
mishandling
of
the
situation.
“Nancy
Feldman
was
someone
I
trusted,”
she
wrote
on
Instagram
June
12. “Someone
I
believed
in.
Someone
who
was
supposed
to
help
me
grow.
Someone
who
was
supposed
to
protect
me.
But
instead,
she
made
my
life
a
living
hell
and
abused
her
power
over
me.”
Celebrity Fails
