CSU Chancellor Resigns Amidst Scrutiny Over Handling of Sexual Misconduct Claims
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Former Chancellor Joseph Castro’s departure was announced Thursday after the Fresno State Academic Senate - which represents the schools’ faculty - issued a declaration of no confidence in the chancellor earlier this week.
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