Alumni declare no confidence in Lincoln University curators

The Lincoln University Alumni Association issued a statement of no confidence in the university’s board of curators after they re-instated president John Moseley last week. Moseley was on administrative leave from the Jefferson City university after the suicide of former administrator Antoinette “Bonnie” Candia-Bailey, who had accused Moseley of bullying and harassment. An investigation by the St. Louis law firm Lewis Rice, which was hired by the curators, found no evidence to support Candia-Bailey’s allegations. Alumni leader Sherman Bonds said the investigation was flawed and is calling for the resignation of Moseley and individual curators.