Maybe YOU guys know something. I don't think so.

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A teller steals money from a bank cash drawer. Does that mean the BANK is stealing from its customers?

you commit fallacy of equivocation, where one same word means different things at different points in the same discourse...what is a university?
Sure enough, the physical buildings did no harm; it wasn't the football coach, either...perhaps the registered nurse? Naah...or some honorary member of the university's senate? Neither.
You had high officials in the admission office & IT department.
As a result, you had a Touro degree, with parchment & seal, not just a scrap of paper with some IT technician's signature.
There are a few key positions in a university that can compromise the whole.
Say what you will, but the university allowed it to happens and put its seal on it.
Here a bank recently nearly forfeited and was taken over by another bank.
They lost a fortune because corrupted top managers lent huge amounts to fraudulent companies, which let them high and dry.
As a result, the bank had to undergo takeover and shareholders were not paid dividends for 3 years.
So i ask you...did the "bank" do that to the shareholders, or just a couple corrupted bureucrats, including the president?
I think the bank did that...none ever copped out, no council or advisor ever found anything suspicious...but the day the scandal hit the press, they too reported wrongdoing to the police.