Liberty University to pay $14M fine over failure to disclose campus crime

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : The Education Department said its Federal Student Aid (FSA) office is imposing the fine as part of a settlement agreement with Liberty University related to violations of the Clery Act, which requires schools that receive federal funding to collect data on public safety and warn its students of threats, among other requirements.
43% : "The $14 million fine is the largest imposed on a school for violating the Clery Act, per the department.
38% : The review alleged Liberty had "inaccurate and incomplete informational disclosures," failed to comply with the Violence Against Women Act requirements and failed to issue emergency notifications and timely warnings according to federal regulations.
33% : "The review of Liberty identified 11 findings that the FSA said was in violation of the Clery Act.

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