· Updated January 16, 2025 12:19 AM · 2 min read read
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BOSTON — A former Brandeis University student who sued the school in 2015, alleging he had been railroaded by school officials during a sexual assault probe, recently withdrew his lawsuit, saying via his attorneys that he wants to get on with his life and adding he feels "vindicated" by a federal judge's filing last spring.
The student, who is referenced as John Doe in court filings, issued a brief press release this month through his attorneys. Doe's lawsuit stemmed from the manner in which Br
BOSTON — A former Brandeis University student who sued the school in 2015, alleging he had been railroaded by school officials during a sexual assault probe, recently withdrew his lawsuit, saying via his attorneys that he wants to get on with his life and adding he feels "vindicated" by a federal judge's filing last spring.
The student, who is referenced as John Doe in court filings, issued a brief press release this month through his attorneys. Doe's lawsuit stemmed from the manner in which Br…