c assistance, where appropriate. 

Jane Doe G's story helped spark not only a protest on campus Monday but also conversations in classes.

 I think it just brought everything up. People started talking about their own experiences. I started reflecting on my own experiences here on campus,  Fawcett said.

 We're paying a lot of money to go here, and we deserve the right to feel safe. Everybody deserves the right to feel safe in college,  Battista said.

In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs are seeking tuition reimbursement and other damages.

Jane Doe G said she's already paid tens of thousands of dollars in student loans.

 I would just encourage students to come in and be ready to like make their voice heard if something is not right within the university,  Jane Doe G said.

 Do you feel like yours was silenced?  NBC 5's Rose Schmidt asked her.

 Yes, in many ways, I think it was,  she said.

Loyola's attempts to dismiss the lawsuit have been denied in court. A trial date is set for September 2027.