CSCU Chancellor Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
John Maduko, the Interim Chancellor of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system, resigned following allegations of sexual harassment against a female employee. Documents reveal that Maduko engaged in persistent, inappropriate, and often sexualized communication with the employee from May 2024 to April 2026. The complaints include sending unwanted text messages commenting on her appearance, sharing explicit images, and making suggestive remarks about her personal life and sexuality. The victim stated she initially remained silent due to fear of professional repercussions but eventually reported the behavior after an incident involving a video call felt like a direct sexual solicitation. Maduko was placed on administrative leave in late April 2026 upon learning of the investigation and resigned the following day. The CSCU Title IX coordinator confirmed the nature of the allegations in an internal communication. The case highlights issues of workplace safety and power dynamics within the state university system, leading to the chancellor's departure after a two-year period of alleged misconduct.
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