News reports, official documents and more on the resignation of University of Minnesota athletic director Norwood Teague after he acknowledged sexually harassing two school employees.
University of Minnesota athletic director Norwood Teague resigned Friday amid revelations that he sexually harassed two female university employees — inappropriately touching both at a university-sponsored event, and sending a slew of graphic texts to one.
When former University of Minnesota athletic director Norwood Teague abruptly resigned on Friday amid sexual harassment complaints, some wondered if other shiver-inducing tales would emerge. I knew of one more: mine.
The reports include a review into sexual harassment in the athletics department and an internal financial audit under former athletic director Norwood Teague.
An associate athletic director at the University of Minnesota is on leave pending an investigation into five anonymous complaints against him in the wake of Athletic Director Norwood Teague's resignation.
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler says the school has received "a small number" of additional complaints of sexual harassment by Norwood Teague since the athletic director resigned.
Teague's troubles — including two past gender discrimination complaints — are roiling a university that has faced persistent concerns about shortchanging women's athletes for decades.
Regents Laura Brod and Abdul Omari will serve on the panel, along with Jean Quam, dean of the College of Education and Human Development, and the university's chief lawyer, William Donohue.
The University of Minnesota said Monday that former athletic director Norwood Teague failed to disclose that he was facing a gender discrimination complaint at the time he was being recruited and then after he was hired.
The University of Minnesota said Monday that former athletic director Norwood Teague failed to disclose that he was facing a gender discrimination complaint at the time he was being recruited and then after he was hired.
Below is the beginning of a text conversation between Norwood Teague and one of the women. The final pages of text are extremely graphic and are not included.
Goetz explained the importance of continuing to build a relationship with football coach Jerry Kill and said the athletic department is committed to Kill and men's basketball coach Richard Pitino.
One part will examine the finances of the athletic department, the other will involve an employment lawyer to look at "the culture and hiring practices" in the department.
The accumulation of disappointment over the years — NCAA violations, misdeeds, awful hires, heartbreaking defeats — has created this perception that the U can't get out of its own way
Gophers basketball writer Amelia Rayno breaks down details of Norwood Teague's misbehavior and what happens next with Digital Sports Editor Michael Rand.
Former University of Minnesota athletic director Norwood Teague resigned and acknowledged sending "inappropriate texts" after drinking at a recent university-sponsored event.
Beth Goetz will get the chance to prove her leadership talent after University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler tabbed her as the interim athletic director to replace Norwood Teague.
The University of Minnesota said Monday that former athletic director Norwood Teague failed to disclose that he was facing a gender discrimination complaint at the time he was being recruited and then after he was hired.