Rick Gallot resigns as UL System president amid federal tax dispute

By Ian Robinson | The Center Square University of Louisiana System President Rick Gallot resigned Friday after reports surfaced that he owes more than $350,000 in unpaid federal income taxes. The resignation was announced during a special meeting of the system’s Board of Supervisors, who named Louisiana Superintendent of Education Cade Brumley as Gallot’s replacement. Gallot took over as president of the University of Louisiana System in January 2024 after serving seven years as president of Grambling State University. He previously served as a state representative and state senator. In a statement, Gallot thanked the board for the opportunity to lead the UL System and described serving its universities and students as “an honor.”

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