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very good decision
Many of our alumni have publicly shamed the victims for standing up against these people stating that the punishment is disproportionate and to have consideration since it’s their final year. But none of them, absolutely no one, stopped these people when they were bullying others and causing harm to others.
Some of the 3rd years have also conceded to this punishment being excessively harsh. But a lot of us are so happy and proud of this step in the correct direction. Finally some accountability ▮▮▮ by the administration! I hope the university also intimates their future employers of this development as well so people know exactly what the consequences of bullying and sexual harassment are (looking at you NUJS).