Notre Dame has fired a (white) tutor who is accused in a lawsuit of pressuring black students, including student-athletes, to have sex with her daughter; a report in USA Today says the woman was dismissed for “violating the university’s Sexual and Discriminatory Harassment Policy.” The suit was filed by a black male student:

According to the suit, the employee began providing academic help to the male student this past spring and immediately "initiated, directed and coordinated a sexually and racially motivated inappropriate and demeaning relationship" between the student and her daughter.

The woman questioned him about the "nature, frequency and quality of sexual activities," he had with her daughter, according to the suit, "demeaning the plaintiff with racially-charged comments about his sexual prowess."

The student in question does not appear to have been identified in court papers, press reports, or legal documents as a university athlete, but his lawsuit alleges that the tutor “arranged multiple sexual encounters with her daughter and other African-American students, including basketball and football players.” The daughter is said to be a student at a nearby school.