Two University of Oregon librarians — who likely are also UO archivists —
are under investigation in the leak of 22,000 documents sent and received
by UO presidents between 2010 and 2014.

The presidential documents were placed in the library’s open archives
without redacting student names, which the university assumes violates the
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

In early December, an unnamed professor requested — and received — a copy
of the archives. So far, he has released only one document, which contained
no student names but a revelation about an administrative proposal to
disband the University Senate.
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