She said she wasn’t raped, but the school expelled him anyway

Published April 20, 2016 6:24pm ET



It no longer seems to matter what the woman involved in a sexual encounter says. Schools are so hell bent on proving to the federal government that they take sexual assault accusations seriously that they’ll expel someone based on a third-party accusation – even if the alleged victim says there was no rape.

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