EAST LANSING, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – Michigan State University President Samuel Stanley could be fired as soon as Tuesday, Sept. 13.

The Detroit Free Press reported the university’s Board of Trustees will possibly fire Stanley if he does not step down by Tuesday.

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Published reports indicate Stanley and the board are currently talking about his contract.

This comes after the board hired an outside law firm to investigate Sanjay Gupta’s departure as the dean of the college of business.

At the time the university said it had concerns about his leadership and he did not follow university guidelines about reporting allegations of sexual misconduct.

The last two presidents, Lou Anna Simon and John Engler were forced out over how they handled the fallout from Larry Nassar’s abuse.

Stanley has been at MSU since Aug. 2019.