The president of a US University said the college responded appropriately to a complaint by a student whose gay sexual encounter was broadcast online that his roommate was spying on him with a webcam.
Richard McCormick told The Star-Ledger of Newark that he personally reviewed Tyler Clementi's student records after the 18-year-old Rutgers University student committed suicide.
Mr McCormick said: "I believe we did all we could and we did the right thing."
He declined to be more specific, citing student privacy laws.
The Star-Ledger earlier reported that prosecutors had subpoenaed Rutgers for e-mails concerning its handling of Mr Clementi's complaint.
Mr Clementi's roommate and another student have been charged with invasion of privacy. Authorities are considering bias crime charges.