Middlebury senior Elizabeth Dunn posted the list in order to “move toward a conversation” about sexual assault that was inspired by the #MeToo movement, she told Vermont alternative weekly Seven Days. The school originally contacted Dunn to learn the names of the students who had submitted the accusations to her via Facebook. Middlebury judicial officers subsequently told Dunn she was facing “suspension or expulsion” for violating the privacy of the students on the list, she told Seven Days. Middlebury spokeswoman Sarah Ray told Seven Days that the college “takes all allegations regarding sexual assault and discrimination extremely seriously. Following that list, Brown implemented “mandatory freshmen seminars on date rape.”Last year at Brown, a sexual assault advocacy group publicly accused a man of sexual assault, only to learn afterwards that he was innocent.