Lincoln University students protest outside the administration building calling for the removal of Lincoln University President John Moseley, Friday, Jan. 12, 2024 in Jefferson City, Mo. The president of a historically Black college in Missouri was placed on paid leave following the high-profile death of an administrator. The Board of Curators at Lincoln University, a publicly funded school of about 1,800 in Jefferson City, said Friday in a news release that President John Moseley volunteered to step down while a third-party expert reviews “potential personnel issues and concerns.” (Julie Smith/The Jefferson City News-Tribune via AP)
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