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Chico State University got multiple reports of allegations that professor David Stachura had threatened to kill colleagues who had cooperated in an investigation of an affair with a student he supervised.

Larson, 66, Chico State’s second-ranking official, said she offered her resignation to campus President Gayle Hutchinson on Monday and Hutchinson accepted it Thursday.

Chico State University faculty said the case needed an independent investigation so students knew action was being taken.

A Chico State professor allegedly spoke of killing colleagues who cooperated in a probe into his sexual affair with a grad student, records show.

CSU is auditing the handling of Title IX cases at all 23 campuses. Investigators visited Chico State in September.

A failed search for a new chancellor of the University of Minnesota at Duluth cost $166,000, The Star Tribune reported. President Joan Gabel announced last week that none of the finalists who were invited for interviews got the job. “As difficult as it is to announce, and in light of our university’s robust enthusiasm and commitment across this entire search process,

U President Joan Gabel declined to say why none of the three finalists got the job.

Staff are accepting nominations for the school's interim head through June 3.

Following my post exposing Debra Larson's explicit support for the terrorist who butchered innocent civilians in Tel Aviv last week

In a series of public forums, the five remaining candidates for NDSU's presidential post have been sharing their visions for the university.