When alcohol is involved in a campus sexual assault allegation, both parties face serious consequences that can move fast. A Title IX investigation can be…
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Being accused of cheating after using a group chat or discussion board can happen even when you had no intention of cheating. Universities treat unauthorized…
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Campus police and university officials can search your dorm room, but whether they need a warrant depends on who is doing the searching and why.…
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Yes, campus expulsion before criminal conviction is legally possible and happens regularly. Universities operate under their own disciplinary systems with a lower standard of proof…
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University crackdowns on Greek life parties mean a single misstep at a fraternity or sorority event can result in a formal conduct violation, even when…
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Online learning has become all the rage over the past 6 years, and universities have scrambled to keep up, deploying an arsenal of detection software,…
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You may not have thrown a punch or poured a drink, but if you witnessed hazing and said nothing, you could still face criminal charges,…
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Yes, athletic scholarships can be revoked over conduct violations, but only under specific conditions defined by NCAA Bylaw 15.3.4.1. The process must follow strict procedural…
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Marijuana decriminalization, and even full legalization, does not protect college students from campus drug violations. Schools are bound by federal law under the Drug-Free Schools…
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Yes, sharing your professor's course materials online without permission can get you accused of cheating, even if you meant no harm. Most schools treat course…
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