Some former Collegium Humanum students are still unsuccessfully seeking their study records two years after the scandal emerged. TVN24 reports that others have started their studies again.
Since October 2024, 155 student complaints alleging inaction by the rector or university have been filed with Warsaw’s Provincial Administrative Court, according to TVN24. The report gives a filing count, not the outcomes of those complaints, the number of students involved, or the status of individual cases.
University of Business and Applied Sciences “Varsovia”, formerly Collegium Humanum, has pointed to document verification and decisions by a former administrator. It has not disclosed how many students are still affected.
That is enough to make this more than a footnote to an old scandal: students are still seeking records and complaints have reached an administrative court. In WUA’s view, Varsovia should publish the scale of the backlog, its verification criteria and a timetable for completing the process. That transparency would not determine the merits of any complaint, but it would reduce the uncertainty borne by students.
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- TVN24 · Source date: 2026-11-14
Independent editorial content. WUA is not affiliated with any political party. 2026-11-14