Sex charge dismissed against fired professor who also wins claim for jobless benefits

Nathan Hough, a former University of Dubuque professor, had a criminal charge related to sexual misconduct dismissed, and he's now eligible for unemployment benefits. The charge was dropped after he was fired from his position, raising questions about the institution's handling of the case and the subsequent job loss. This ruling underscores the complexities faced by individuals implicated in serious allegations, highlighting the importance of due process and the potential for exoneration even after severe professional repercussions.