Zulma R. Toro

This story is going to blow your mind.

And yes, it does involve the recently resigned President Toro.

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Yep, and he collects a nice fat paycheck.

The victim received no criminal case, no day in court, nothing.

In April of 2018, the university's director of student rights and responsibilities went to President Zulma Toro, who just recently resigned, and told her that two verified employee on student sexual misconduct cases from 2011 had been run through the Office of Student Conduct.

One involved an adjunct professor.

The victim received no criminal case, no day in court, nothing.

In April of 2018, the university's director of student rights and responsibilities went to President Zulma Toro, who just recently resigned, and told her that two verified employee on student sexual misconduct cases from 2011 had been run through the Office of Student Conduct.

One involved an adjunct professor.

The other was the sexual assault by the staff member.

Is there anything that elected officials in Connecticut can do to soften the sticker shock? I'm reporter Luke Feeney with the story.

The nine-year tenure of Zulma Toro as president of Central Connecticut State University came to an end last month when she resigned in the face of an investigation into allegations of bullying.

I'm reporter Dave Altimari with the story.

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Zulma Toro has been president of Central Connecticut State University since 2017.

At the beginning of the month, we got a tip that she was under investigation regarding an event that happened at the Del Mar Hotel in Hartford in August.

And from there, myself, Nick and Dave Altomare, our senior investigative reporter.