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OSU’s Board of Trustees will name the next university leader at a 9 a.m. meeting Thursday, after President Ted Carter resigned over an inappropriate relationship related to a veteran-focused podcast sponsored by JobsOhio; the status of the next leader (interim vs permanent) and other details were not released.
The Ohio State University announced that President Ted Carter has resigned after disclosing an inappropriate relationship involving someone seeking public resources; the board of trustees accepted the resignation and is planning an orderly leadership transition. Carter, who began in January 2024, said he made a mistake by allowing inappropriate access to university leadership. The resignation comes amid external inquiries and sponsorship details related to a veteran-focused podcast. Reactions from faculty groups criticized leadership and called for accountability and a transparent presidential search; no interim president has been named yet.
Ohio State University president Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. has resigned after disclosing an inappropriate relationship involving someone seeking public resources for a personal business; the Board of Trustees accepted his resignation. Carter, OSU’s 17th president who began on Jan. 1, 2024 after being named in 2023, apologized for the mistake and said a transition plan will be announced in the coming days.
Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after revealing an inappropriate relationship tied to access to university leadership. The board of trustees launched an investigation and is planning a leadership transition, while daily operations would be managed by senior university officials as the school moves forward.
Ohio State University President Walter 'Ted' Carter Jr. resigned after acknowledging an inappropriate relationship with someone seeking public resources for personal business; the board accepted the resignation and announced an orderly leadership transition. Carter, the university's 17th president hired in 2023, apologized for the misstep.
Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after disclosing an inappropriate relationship involving someone seeking public resources; the board accepted the resignation after a rare three-hour executive session and said a leadership transition would be announced, with an interim president to be named in the coming days.
Ohio State University President Ted Carter has resigned after revealing an inappropriate relationship to the university’s board of trustees. The board accepted his resignation and said a transition plan would be announced soon. Carter cited the relationship involved someone seeking public resources for personal business and said he made a mistake in allowing inappropriate access to university leadership. He began his tenure in January 2024, and there is no interim president named yet as OSU pursues its Education for Citizenship 2035 plan and a leadership transition.
Ohio State's new president, Ted Carter, expressed support for football coach Ryan Day and denounced antisemitism in his first public comments since taking office. Carter backed Day despite criticism and emphasized the university's commitment to fighting hate speech and bigotry while upholding free speech. He also addressed the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry and the need for a moral backbone in speaking out against antisemitism, following recent controversies involving other university presidents.