Lori Varlotta, whose three-year presidency at California Lutheran University has been consumed by controversy, will step down from the role at the end of this month, the university said Tuesday.
The university's faculty also overwhelmingly voted no confidence in her, 122 to 3, in January.
The future holds many challenges for higher education, and thanks to President Varlotta's work, Cal Lutheran is already moving to address several of them.
The university said it would appoint John Nunes, a pastor and former president of Concordia College New York, as interim president for two years.
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