Three plaintiffs drop from admissions lawsuit
Plaintiffs Kalea Woods ’20, Keri Fidelak and her daughter, Lauren Fidelak, now join Erica Olsen ’21, who dropped out of the case in the first amended complaint on Thursday morning.
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Stanford student’s acceptance linked with “fabricated sailing credentials,” $500,000 donation
The student was not admitted to the University as a recruited athlete, but instead went through the standard application process.
Two plaintiffs in lawsuit filed against Stanford say they were included without their consent
University says class-action suit is “without merit”
Seven plaintiffs named in amended complaint to college cheating scandal
Six plaintiffs joined Kalea Woods ’20 in the class action lawsuit filed against Stanford and seven other universities implicated in the college admissions bribery scandal in an amended complaint filed hours after the original suit.
One of two Stanford plaintiffs to drop out of admissions lawsuit, lawyer says
Erica Olsen ’21 will be dropping out of the suit, lawyer John Medler told The Daily on Thursday morning.
Stanford students file first lawsuit against colleges implicated in admissions scandal
Two Stanford juniors have filed a federal class action lawsuit against Stanford and seven other universities implicated in the admissions bribery scandal.
Stanford affiliates, Bay Area parents charged in college admissions bribery scandal
Four Stanford affiliates, along with 11 Bay Area parents, have been charged for their participation in a national college admissions cheating scandal.
Head sailing coach fired after agreeing to plead guilty to bribery charges in admissions scandal
Stanford has terminated head sailing coach John Vandemoer after he agreed to plead guilty to accepting more than $100,000 in bribes for the University’s sailing program as part of a sweeping admissions cheating scandal — the largest college cheating case ever prosecuted by the Department of Justice. Vandemoer accepted the money on the terms that…
