PhD student sues James Cook for $3m over damage to career and sex drive

By: Kate Prendergast in News, Top Stories May 29, 2019 1 Comment

Alleging James Cook University is in a “conspiracy” to ruin his career, a PhD Philosophy student is suing the university for $3.125 million in damages and compensation.

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PhD student sues James Cook for $3m over damage to career and sex drive

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