A WBEZ analysis of University of Chicago records published by the Chicago Sun-Times finds the school rarely expels students found responsible for sexual assault: between 2007 and 2025 it expelled seven of 36 such students, suspending 19 — some returning in as little as nine weeks — and putting the rest on probation or warning. A university spokesperson says sanctions are set case by case, while students and survivor advocates want tougher minimum sanctions and more support for those who report.