Tag: office of student conduct

AI-related sanctions accounted for more than eight percent of the student conduct office’s total academic sanctions in the 2022-23 academic year.

Since cannabis is controlled under federal law, it is not permitted on campus under the Federal Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act.

The total includes data from the start of the spring semester through February.

Students who are noncompliant with testing requirements receive two warning letters before being referred to the Office of Student Conduct.

The CDC designated traditional trick-or-treating and indoor parties as "higher risk activities."

A central board member of the University Student Judiciary raised alarm at the suspensions.

The current code doesn’t directly define degree revocation as a sanction.