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Notre Dame’s president, the Rev. John I. Jenkins, said the university acted with integrity in its handling of sexual-misconduct allegations against a football player by a St. Mary’s College student who later committed suicide. St. Joseph (Ind.) County Prosecutor Michael Dvorak, who did not name the player, has said his office will not pursue criminal charges.

The parents of the dead student, Tom and Mary Seeberg of Northbrook, Ill., criticized Notre Dame, telling The Chicago Tribune that the university’s investigation of the death of their daughter, Elizabeth, 19, was superficial. Jenkins said the campus police conducted a “thorough and judicious investigation that followed the facts where they led.” He added: “I cannot stand by and allow the integrity of Notre Dame to be challenged so publicly. The values at issue go to the very heart of who and what we are at Notre Dame.”

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Notre Dame’s president, the Rev. John I. Jenkins, said the university acted with integrity in its handling of sexual-misconduct allegations against a football player by a St. Mary’s College student who later committed suicide. St. Joseph (Ind.) County Prosecutor Michael Dvorak, who did not name the player, has said his office will not pursue criminal charges.

The parents of the dead student, Tom and Mary Seeberg of Northbrook, Ill., criticized Notre Dame, telling The Chicago Tribune that the university’s investigation of the death of their daughter, Elizabeth, 19, was superficial. Jenkins said the campus police conducted a “thorough and judicious investigation that followed the facts where they led.” He added: “I cannot stand by and allow the integrity of Notre Dame to be challenged so publicly. The values at issue go to the very heart of who and what we are at Notre Dame.”

Link here.