First off, the only one "bitching" is you. I'm discussing the issue.

Schools have codes of conduct they expect their students to adhere to and should be able to continue to have power over who gets to attend their establishment, college is a privilege not a right.

"I didn't bother to actually read what I'm complaining about to see if what I'm accusing her of is true, but I'm going to snark about it on Jezebel anyway" -you

On Tuesday, Deadline Hollywood's Nellie Andreeva dissected the swell of actors of color in television's casting rooms and leading roles, writing that minorities might be snatching too many jobs. I mean, what are the white actors supposed to do in this kind of climate?

I didn't express it well, but I agree.

Nothing wrong with that except for the fact that this means victims will have to continue living on campus and attending classes with their rapists. Nothing wrong with that except for the fact that colleges wouldn't be able to take actions against students that violate their codes of conduct and therefore expel a…

However, one thing I don't understand is why colleges should be in the business of investigating rape charges, when virtually all other institutions are not charged with doing so.

Probably because it's not called that.

"that the criminal justice system resolve cases before universities look into them or hand down punishments."

They are paid based on the perceived value they bring to their employers.