No goal posts to move.
We just now know that the students quit OU before being expelled.
A school cannot expel you if you quit.
Now, please explain how one would sue a school that did not expel them, for expelling them?
But the article you posted said they were banished which means they didn’t leave on their own.
Keep circling Oliviaforever. Just make sure you know what you’re talking about and what your links are saying. Because I do.
You’re either “special” or just plain stupid. None of it matters but I do know what you are. Either way, it will amuse me for a bit.
Not necessarily. If an employer gives you a choice of "resign or be fired", you can still sue the employer for wrongful termination. Similarly, if it can be shown that the students were given a choice of quitting or being formally expelled, then they can still go after the university for violation of their Constitutional rights.