Choose a blog

Wake Forest responds to Today report

Bookmark and Share

Wake Forest University president Nathan Hatch has responded to the Today show report in which a former Wake Forest student said the school was more concerned about protecting Wake Forest basketball players Gary Clark and Jeff Teague than seeking justice after she made a sexual assault accusation in 2009.

Hatch said he can't comment on the specific case because of federal student privacy laws. But he said Wake Forest believes its educational mission begins with the health and safety of its students.

"I am troubled by the prevalence of sexual misconduct in our society today," Hatch said. "Regarding the described incident, however, I feel strongly that the University’s response, as well as our character, has been misrepresented. """

 

Cars View All
Find a Car
Go
Jobs View All
Find a Job
Go
Homes View All
Find a Home
Go

Want to post a comment?

In order to join the conversation, you must be a member of newsobserver.com. Click here to register or to log in.

About the blogger

Ken Tysiac has covered the ACC for The Charlotte Observer since 2003, and spent the previous eight years covering Clemson for the Anderson Independent-Mail and then The State in South Carolina. He grew up in Rochester, N.Y., and is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame.
Advertisements