Wayne State University announced Monday that its president will not be renewing his contract next year.

Wayne State University in Detroit and a faculty union have reached an agreement on a new three-year contract.

DETROIT Wayne State University (WSU) released its plan for the upcoming fall semester amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Officials say face masks would have been required for the fall semester regardless of Michigan Gov. Libraries will only be open to WSU students, staff and faculty, officials said. Other campus events and activities will primarily be held online in the fall, Wilson said. READ MORE: Heres which Michigan colleges will have in-person, online fall classes -- or both

The fight within the Wayne State University Board of Governors continues as half the board members support President Roy Wilson and the other half has voted to fire him. We must stabilize Wayne State, and we cant do that, one resident said. The board is in charge of everything at Wayne State. Four of its members support Wilson and four oppose him. Those fighting against Wilson say he operates without transparency.

DETROIT After a year of battles between Wayne State University President Roy Wilson and members of the Board of Governors, four members of the board have voted to have him fired. Theres been ongoing tension between Wilson and some board members over consulting fees, land deals and free tuition for Detroit students. First, there was no executive committee scheduled and no executive committee agenda was established as required by university bylaws. Following that briefing, four board members illegitimately called for a vote on the presidents dismissal. Even had there been an executive committee meeting, any votes taken would need to be ratified in a public board meeting and five votes are required.