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    UCLA student wins sexual misconduct claim against professor

    by Teresa Watanbe, Los Angeles Times Mar 18, 2018 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - UCLA graduate student Kristen Glasgow says she first met Gabriel Piterberg, a history professor, in 2008. They had coffee together and then, she alleged, he walked her to her car, pushed her against it and forced his tongue into her mouth.

    Glasgow detailed this and other claims of Piterberg's sexual misconduct over five years in a lawsuit she filed against the University of California in 2015.

    The lawsuit said that UCLA essentially ignored her complaints when she tried to go

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