ELISA GLICK, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI (via telephone): So, he recently did issue finally an apology, but then just this past weekend had an incident with students where some students were engaging with him one-on-one about questions of racism and institutional racism. And it was a very tense exchange and culminated in him basically saying that institutional racism was what happens when people don't feel that they have equal opportunity. And the students felt that this was blaming them for the problems instead of taking responsibility for his part in them.</s>CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: So, at this point, Professor, the professors are going to walk out, students are going to walk out, the football players are threatening to boycott next weekend's football game. What needs to happen to bring people back together?</s>GLICK: I think that Tim Wolfe needs to step down. There have also been concerns about other leadership, our chancellor -- Chancellor Loftin. In fact, I'm a member of a touring faculty in English Department and Women's General Studies Department. And the English Department recently voted no confidence in Chancellor Loftin. So, there's a real concern about the leadership not doing their job. And I think that it's time for us to have new leaders and I know many faculty agree with me. And that will enable us to move forward and begin the healing process after this extremely traumatic semester.</s>COSTELLO: Associate Professor Elisa Glick -- thank you so much for joining me this morning. Still to come in the NEWSROOM, Donald Trump danced his way to huge ratings for "Saturday Night Live" but did the GOP front-runner get a free pass from "SNL"?
University of Missouri Faculty about to Walk Out