Connecticut lawmakers have given final legislative approval to a wide-ranging bill that attempts to address and prevent sexual assault on college campuses, mirroring some of the newly released recommendations from a White House task force.

“I mean it when I say this is landmark legislation. There is no other legislation in the entire country,” said Jillian Gilchrest, director of public policy and communication for the Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services.

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