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- Veishea ends at Iowa State; new traditions will begin with 'thoughtful approach'
Read more >> - Office of Judicial Affairs Update (June 19, 2014)
Regarding the 12 students charged in connection to the mass disturbance that occurred on April 8-9, 2014:
- Three cases have been finalized, with one of those still pending an appeal.
- Each finalized case included sanctions that involve a period of suspension, written apology letters, community service, and financial restitution.
- Two cases were recently adjudicated and outcomes are forthcoming.
- Four cases are currently scheduled for adjudication next week.
- Three cases are in the process of being scheduled.
- Hearing routes used in adjudication of the cases:
- Agreed Resolution – 1
- All-University Judicial Committee (AUJ) hearings – 4 completed; 3 pending
- Administrative Procedures Act (APA) hearings – 4 pending
- Three cases have been finalized, with one of those still pending an appeal.
No additional students have been charged.
- Open forums have been scheduled. Visit the open forum page for details.
- The first open forum was held on Friday, April 25 in the Great Hall, Memorial Union from 2-4 p.m. Video of the forum is available here.
- All 2014 Veishea Task Force meetings are open to the public. Video of the first meeting on Thursday, April 24 is now available.
- ISU students defend Veishea (The Des Moines Register, April 25, 2014)
- Chris Nelson, City Councilman of the 4th Ward, has agreed to serve during Mayor Campbell's recovery.
- Veishea Task Force and Open Forum (ISU News Service)
- Students Deploy Riot-Ready Social Media (Wall Street Journal, April 20, 2014)
- Veishea Task Force votes to change celebration (Iowa State Daily)