Mildred Garcia
Coverage of Mildred Garcia in the Nexus archive.
- Cal State gives $340K job to ex-president who stepped down after discrimination lawsuit
Cal State San Bernardino former president Tomás Morales will earn $343,920 in a one-year consulting role after leaving his position amid a $12 million lawsuit settlement for gender-based discrimination and harassment allegations. Morales, who will work on international initiatives, was granted president emeritus status by the board of trustees.
- Cal State gives $340K job to ex-president who stepped down after discrimination lawsuit
Cal State has offered a $343,920 consultant role to Tomás Morales, ex-president of Cal State San Bernardino, who stepped down after a discrimination lawsuit. The university settled the case for $12 million, and Morales will focus on international education programs during a one-year transition period.
- Inside the fallout of the SJSU volleyball scandal: ‘This is an obvious problem’
San Jose State University (SJSU) and the California State University System (CSU) are suing the Trump administration's Department of Education over a Title IX violation related to a transgender volleyball player on the women's team. The lawsuit follows the Education Department's findings that SJSU failed to disclose the player's gender identity to female teammates and refused to comply with the investigation. CSU employees expressed mixed reactions, with some criticizing the inclusion of biological men in women's sports.