Surprise! Vanderbilt Expels Students Who Occupied Chancellor's Office in BDS Protest

Vanderbilt University has suspended and expelled several students who occupied the chancellor’s office building to protest the cancelation of a boycott, divest, and sanction campus-wide vote. ...

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Three students were charged with Class A misdemeanor assault after they pushed a Community Services Officer and a staff member who offered to meet with them while they forcefully entered Kirkland Hall on March 26, a Vanderbilt spokesperson previously told Campus Reform.

Vanderbilt Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs C. Cybele Raver said in a statement on April 5 that an investigation into the incident led to a number of sanctions including suspension and expulsion. Raver didn’t give a specific number of students who received sanctions.

Ed Morrissey

I'm certain the expulsions took the students by surprise, and not just those that got a boot in the ass from Vanderbilt. As I wrote at the time, it only takes a few expulsions for students to get the message. Prosecutions may be even better at getting that message across. 

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