Then it suddenly came to a screeching halt. You're being told to make a program grow, and you triple the size of it, and it's going like gangbusters. Eventually, we got permission to finish the one at Crescent City, because all 30-some of those people wrote to the university in protest. She is not the first to have brought suit against Humboldt State University, nor the first to have won a case. Boyd also is aware of the backbiting from Anderson critics on campus.
University campuses are famous for gossip.
It would have to go right to the top, to the president. Nor, for that matter, did most other faculty and administration members the Journal sought to interview. Those are confidential. The university accepts its responsibility to withhold further comments until the matter is resolved. The university's taciturnity certainly comes as no surprise to earlier grievants in litigation with the administration.