A majority of Idaho State University’s faculty members have voted no confidence in its president, Arthur C. Vailas. The university’s Faculty Senate reported on Friday that the no-confidence referendum had been approved by about 55 percent of faculty members who were eligible to vote, or nearly 72 percent of faculty members who actually took part in the election.
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