Editing Herzing Issues: Student Conduct and Retaliation (section)

== Overview ==
This article covers five tracker entries: a lead entry, {{HU|HU-066}}, and four sub-issues, {{HU|HU-066a}} through {{HU|HU-066d}}, all added on 2026-05-05 and split into their current form on 2026-06-06. The severity mix is heavily weighted toward High (four of the five entries), with {{HU|HU-066c}} marked Medium. All five entries share the same status posture: the tracker treats it as confirmed that the underlying EthicsPoint reports were made and documented, while the characterizations within those reports (harassment, exclusion, false accusation, stalking) remain the reporting student's own account rather than adjudicated findings.

The cluster follows a single narrative. After the reporting student raised academic-integrity concerns, he submitted EthicsPoint reports on September 18, 2025, a follow-up on September 22, 2025, and further materials on December 3, 2025, describing four distinct experiences involving Student T and Student G: reported harassment ({{HU|HU-066a}}), reported removal from the Discord and GroupMe cohort communication groups ({{HU|HU-066b}}), a reported false accusation about a cohort group photo ({{HU|HU-066c}}), and conduct he characterized as stalking, including an inquiry into his enrollment status ({{HU|HU-066d}}). The recurring owners across the cluster are Student Affairs, the Title IX Coordinator, and the Dean of Students, with Campus Security also named on the stalking sub-issue.

The tracker notes that the EthicsPoint investigation into these reports was closed on September 25, 2025, and that the reporter's request for protections for reporting students was not addressed in the closure response. The cluster cross-references the reporter's documented anxiety and panic disorder ({{HU|HU-004}}), the absence of disciplinary action against the reported student ({{HU|HU-026}}), and questions about the adequacy of the investigation itself ({{HU|HU-067}}).