Unfortunately, anyone who believes this is very naive must think again. USF is not a family, as our president would like us to believe. It is a bureaucratic-state institution and needs to be recognized as such. There is no communication between departments, nor are there procedures for protecting students when issues arise. Perhaps, but he probably didn't see it that way.
Families tend to remain in denial.
State organizations do not have that misguided luxury. One doesn't need to learn about the Athletics Department allegations to know that there is a lack of communication and foresight when addressing issues of discrimination. All one has to do is visit the Fine Arts buildings. It appears that someone will have to take legal action against the university before this situation is fixed. It's embarrassing to attend a university that boasts about its first-tier research facility status, but that cannot keep it's own classrooms clean.