An affair between a college professor and a student, caught in Google Street View
Feb 04, 2025
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According to Taiwanese media, including Mirror Media, an internal revelation has emerged that Liang, the dean of a university graduate school in Zhanghua, maintained an inappropriate relationship with Wang, a doctoral woman he taught in the past. Liang's wife and children both live in Kaohsiung, and he has lived alone in Zhanghua for work.
An official claimed that in early December last year, Liang was seen entering the residence with his student Wang.
The two, who were out at night at the time, headed home side by side hand, and did not come out of the house for several days, the whistleblower said.
He also said Wang's vehicle was parked at his residence in April last year, which was captured by the Google Maps service 'Google Street View'.
Their affair broke out earlier this year when Wang applied for an assistant post at the university where Liang is working.
The university posted an announcement for the appointment of a new professor, and it is known that Mr. Liang used his position to ease qualifications, enabling Mr. Wang to apply.
After going through the document screening, seven out of 10 applicants were eliminated, and one of the three interviewees was found to be Wang.
Shortly after the internal accusation came out, the school decided to suspend the recruitment process and conduct an audit against Mr. Liang.
A university official said, `According to internal guidelines, professors and faculty members should not engage in relationships that are contrary to work ethics with adult students.' If internal accusations are found to be true, Liang may be fired under this policy," he said.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
