Minnesota Paid $300K to Settle Harassment Allegations

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The University of Minnesota paid over $300,000 to two women to settle allegations of sexual harassment by former athletic director Norwood Teague.  

Two prominent women on current president Eric Kaler’s leadership team received separate payments in 2016 after Teague left Aug. 6, 2015. Teague’s resignation came after reports surfaced that he had drunkenly groped and sexually harassed two women that were not named at the time. He apologized for the “offensive behavior,” which included sending offensive texts to the women.

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