A private university has agreed to allow an independent review of its handling of a high-profile sexual assault case involving students, following widespread criticism over its internal investigation process. The decision comes after allegations that the school failed to adequately address the case, raising concerns about accountability and transparency in campus justice systems. The review will be conducted by an external organization, signaling a shift toward third-party oversight in response to public and legal scrutiny. Supporters of the victims say the move is a step toward restoring trust in institutional responses to sexual violence on college campuses.
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