Administrators at Middlebury College announced that as of April 17, it had disciplined more than 70 students in connection with the fascistic protest against Dr. Charles Murray on March 2. The Middlebury Campus newspaper reported that out of the 70+ students who faced discipline, only about 30 accepted the sanctions. The process remains in progress.
The students were identified through video footage and photographs; they had to meet with either Karen Guttentag or Brian Lind, who serve as associate deans of student life and judicial affairs. The range of punishments varied from probation letters that were placed in their file that would be removed as long as they stayed out of trouble, to having their actions documented into their permanent record in the Office of Student Affairs that would stick with them for the rest of their lives. Here is how The Middlebury Campus described who got “unofficial punishment,” or a simple probation letter, and “official punishment”:
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