KU Leuven student faces sanctions after entering female students' rooms

KU Leuven University is taking disciplinary action against a male student accused of entering the private rooms of two female students on campus. The incidents have caused significant distress and concern among the student body.

The first report surfaced in late January, leading to the student being relocated to a different residence to restore calm. The university stated it offered psychological support to all involved parties at that time. However, a second, similar incident occurred in late April.

In the more recent case, one of the affected students recounted to regional broadcaster ROBtv how she discovered the student in her room, "smelling a pair of underwear." This revelation has amplified the unease on campus.

KU Leuven has confirmed that while the student will be allowed to remain in his current residence for now, his contract will not be renewed. He will be barred from university housing starting in July. Furthermore, the university has issued an order prohibiting similar behavior and mandating psychological counseling. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary proceedings. The university emphasizes its commitment to taking such reports seriously and understanding the impact on affected students.