At most colleges, if you're found responsible for sexual assault, you may be suspended. But at Stanford University, you'll likely be booted off campus permanently: Starting this fall, officials recommend making expulsion the default punishment for sexual assault. “Going forward, if a Stanford student is found responsible for sexual assault as it is defined in university policy, the expected sanction in such cases should be permanent separation from the university—expulsion," a task force of faculty, students, and staff wrote in a report published this month. Panels reviewing a student's case will be expected to consider expulsion first before moving on to less serious punishments, the report added.

April 20, 2015 ・ From Bloomberg Business