AT their joint arraignment, Nealley and Rodriguez both enter pleas of not guilty and are released without bail.After the arraignment, the Middlesex District Attorneys Office releases a statement of...
A grand jury indicts Nealley on multiple counts of larceny. In a twist that surprised even the Tufts administration, they also indict Rodriguez, whose name had not previously been mentioned in asso...
After months of bad press bring the OSAs reputation to an all-time low, Tufts announces that the embattled department will be re-named the Office for Campus Life.
In a collaborative move between the administration and student government, Tufts announces that it will create a new position to oversee the handling of all money used by student organizations. The...
Nealleys lawyer, Howard Lewis, tells the Daily that Nealley plans to plead not guilty if shes taken to court for her alleged crimes. "Once this plays out, I think youll see that theres a reason how...
Nealley is fired after the university audit finds evidence that she allegedly embezzled roughly $300,000 from the Office of Student Activities. According to Tufts administrators, Nealley admits to ...
Rodriguez leaves his post in the OSA, creating a temporary vacuum of oversight within the department. According to Dean of Student Affairs Bruce Reitman, Rodriguez "left on his own" under no suspic...
According to court documents, Rodriguez wrote himself a check for $100,000 using the OSAs bank account. He was known around campus for wearing expensive clothing and carrying pricey accessories.
An anonymous tip is placed through Tufts fraud protection service suggesting that something is amiss in the OSA. As a result of the tip, the offices finances are audited.
Ray Rodriguez steps in as the Office of Student Activities budget and fiscal coordinator -- a position that gave him full oversight of the offices funding and nearly unfettered access to its checkb...
Jodie Nealley steps in as Tufts' Director of Student Activities.
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