Report: Gee Highest Paid School Leader In U.S. Last Year
Ohio State University paid former president Gordon Gee 6 million dollars last year, making him the highest paid chief executive of a public university in the country.
View ArticleGee Won't Speak At Local High School
Ohio State University President Gordon Gee has withdrawn as commencement speaker at Saint Francis DeSales High School in Columbus this Saturday after being reprimanded for making disparaging remarks...
View ArticleGee Retiring As President But Not Leaving Ohio State
Retiring Ohio State President Gordon Gee is offering his explanations for stepping down, citing everything from his age to a desire to spend more time with his family, which includes twin granddaughters.
View ArticleTrustees Praise Gee
At their meeting today, Ohio State University trustees thanked and praised retiring President Gordon Gee.
View ArticleOSU Building Office For Gee
Ohio State University is building a 190 thousand dollar office suite for former president Gordon Gee and an assistant.
View ArticleGee Delayed Apologies For Controversial Remarks
Records obtained by the Associated Press show former Ohio State University President Gordon Gee took his time apologizing for remarks made in December that were critical of Roman Catholics, the...
View ArticleOSU Names Presidential Search Committee
Ohio State University has appointed a search committee to seek a successor to former president Gordon Gee.
View ArticleInterim OSU President Meets With Reporters
Interim Ohio State University President Joe Alutto is promising to continue the plans of his predecessor during the search for the school's next leader.
View ArticleGee Gets Generous Retirement Package
Ohio State University has announced a 5.8 million dollar retirement package for former president Gordon Gee, following his departure for his comments against Notre Dame, Roman Catholics and...
View ArticleSchottenstein Says No New Office For Gee
The Chair of Ohio State University's Board of Trustees says no decision has been made on an office for retired president Gordon Gee.
View ArticleAlutto: No Fence Mending Necessary
Interim Ohio State University President Joe Alutto says he has work to do to push the OSU brand in the U.S. and internationally, but he says he doesn’t feel damage control is part of that.
View ArticleGordon Gee To Lead State Higher Education Study
Former Ohio State University President Gordon Gee will lead a state study into ways to make college more affordable.
View ArticleOSU President's Search Costing Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars
The search for the next president of Ohio State University is projected to cost more than 300 thousand dollars.
View ArticleRecords Show OSU Considered Sensitivity Training Before Gee Resigned
Email records obtained by the Associated Press show Ohio State University began planning cultural sensitivity training for then-president Gordon Gee after he made comments slurring Roman Catholics and...
View ArticleGee Going Back To West Virginia
Former Ohio State University President Gordon Gee is expected to be introduced today as the interim president of West Virginia University.
View ArticleOSU To Name New President Today
Ohio State University is poised to hire the school's first African-American president.
View ArticleNew OSU President Introduced
Ohio State University trustees yesterday officially introduced Michael Drake as the school's new president.
View ArticleWVU Committee Recommends Gee For Full-Time Job
A search committee at West Virginia University has recommended that interim President E. Gordon Gee get the job permanently.
View ArticleGee's Move To WVU Could Save Ohio State Millions
Ohio State University expects to save millions of dollars because former president Gordon Gee is giving up part of his retirement package as he becomes president of West Virginia University.
View ArticleReport: Gee Highest Paid School Leader In U.S. Last Year
Ohio State University paid former president Gordon Gee 6 million dollars last year, making him the highest paid chief executive of a public university in the country.
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