article_snippet: (CNN)Charlottesville Police said Monday that investigators found no "substantive basis" to support a University of Virginia female student's story that UVA student was raped at the Phi Kappa Psi house, an account that Rolling Stone published last November.
article_snippet: Jackie" told the magazine that in late September 2012, UVA student was assaulted at the Phi Kappa Psi house, the article said.
article_snippet: the Phi Kappa Psi generated controversy from the moment a University of Virginia female student's story came out, first sparking a debate about the prevalence of rape on college campuses throughout the country.
article_snippet: But then the controversy turned toward a University of Virginia female student's story's content when apparent contradictions and discrepancies in the article came to light.
article_snippet: Nine out of 11 people at the fraternity house at the time the sexual assault allegedly occurred talked to police, UVA student said.
article_snippet: None of them said None of them knew about a rape, UVA student said, and investigators further determined that it was unlikely a party even happened at the fraternity house on the day in question as was alleged in the Rolling Stone story.
article_snippet: After the Rolling Stone story's publication, UVA suspended the fraternity's activities, and outrage spread throughout campus as many struggled to comprehend the horrific experience that Jackie said Jackie endured.
article_snippet: The article also suggested the school failed to respond to the alleged assault.
article_snippet: Phi Kappa Psi released a statement Monday, saying the "discredited" story has done significant damage, while acknowledging the "importance of sexual assault issues on America's college campuses.
highlights_snippet: Police: No evidence found to support claims made by UVA student that UVA student was raped .
  