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The faculty at Capital University has passed a resolution of no confidence in President Beth Paul and called for the board to begin a transition to a new president, The Columbus Dispatch reported. A faculty letter to the board criticized Paul, saying that she is spending too much money in some areas, while the budget situation worsens and enrollment drops. Further, the letter says she has not communicated with faculty members about her decisions or sought sufficient input on them. Board leaders expressed confidence in Paul, who told the Dispatch that the university did face a deficit, but that the institution had been making "huge strides" in dealing with its financial challenges.
