A college student was expelled for sexual assault, but a judge sided with his accuser, who wasn’t as drunk and remembered everything

A male student at Rosalind Franklin University, a private school in North Chicago , Illinois , was expelled following accusations of sexual assault and a campus disciplinary process that favored his accuser.

When the student, whom The Daily Wire will refer to as John Doe , filed a lawsuit against the university alleging bias in the process, a judge sided with the school.

Before receiving a full scholarship to RFU , John obtained a Bachelor ’s degree in global health and worked with the Peace Corps in Peru , where he fought to reduce the rates of childhood anemia.

Jane’s allegations troubled John, and he decided to finish his semester online rather than come to campus.

Four months later , on March 15, 2022 , Jane filed a formal complaint against John, alleging sexual assault.

John and Jane were given a No Contact and No Retaliation Order, meaning neither could have direct or indirect contact with each other.

After the report was issued, John initiated the process to withdraw from RFU and obtained approval from his program.

He and his attorneys believe the Title IX office interfered with his withdrawal in order to continue the process against him.

Bucklo dismissed John’s anti-male discrimination claims.

She also said he had no right to assume the university was negligent because it didn’t offer him an impartial process.