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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If a college student is accused of giving alcohol to a minor, universities typically give them as few as 5 to 10 business days to…
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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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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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Graduation can be threatened by academic violations, misconduct allegations, or discrimination claims. Universities may delay degrees or revoke eligibility for students with unresolved cases. Academic…
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In 2026, universities are updating their codes of conduct to expand definitions of misconduct, add stricter rules for online behavior, and clarify disciplinary procedures. These…
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AI tools like ChatGPT are transforming how students complete assignments. While these technologies can support learning, they also create new risks for academic misconduct. This…
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Bias in disciplinary hearings can put students at a serious disadvantage. It may show up as prejudgment, unequal treatment, stereotyping, or discrimination. At colleges and…
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Disciplinary charges filed just before winter graduation can put your diploma, financial aid and future plans at risk. This blog explains how end of semester…
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College students with pending disciplinary charges may face delays in graduating, holds on diplomas, and impacts on financial aid or scholarships. Understanding disciplinary charges, the…
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