A timeline of events in the case of author Steven Galloway
VANCOUVER — A timeline of events since allegations were made against author Steven Galloway, who was chairman of the creating writing program at the University of British Columbia:
Nov. 18, 2015: The university issues a statement announcing Galloway’s temporary suspension with pay after “serious allegations” were made against him. It does not offer any details on the allegations that have been made.
Nov. 19: Penguin Random House Canada says it’s proud to publish Galloway, the “award-winning, best-selling and acclaimed author” of novels such as “The Cellist of Sarajevo,” “The Confabulist” and “Ascension.”
Nov. 20: The university faculty association says the school should not have publicly revealed Galloway’s suspension, accusing it of releasing confidential information and arguing the author has a legal right to privacy regarding matters pertaining to his employment status.