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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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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Yes, international students facing campus conduct violations can lose their F-1 or J-1 status and be required to leave the US if their university reports…
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When social media evidence enters a hazing investigation, it tends to arrive in bulk, fast, and from people inside your own chapter. A fellow member…
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Cyberbullying and online harassment on college campuses can lead to more than school discipline. In some cases, students may face criminal charges based on messages,…
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“He said, she said” cases are some of the most challenging situations students face in university disciplinary systems. These cases often rely on conflicting accounts,…
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The conversation between sexual assault and alcohol is a very toxic one. The relationship that alcohol has with sexual assault is often seen as an…
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Criminal charges can seriously impact your F-1 visa status, even before a case is resolved. Certain offenses may lead to visa revocation, loss of student…
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Schools have different rules about whether attorneys may attend or participate in academic misconduct hearings. Some allow lawyers to sit in but not speak, some…
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