As the list of women who accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault continues to pile up, organizations that were once proud to have connections with the 78-year-old comedian are now turning their backs. Baylor University – as well as Brown University – have decided to revoke the honorary degree given to Cosby in 2003.

The university, located in Waco, TX, says, “acts of interpersonal and sexual violence” goes against all that they believe in.

More details after the jump.

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According to Page Six:

Troubles returned to the school in the central Texas city of Waco this year when a Baylor football player was sentenced by a Texas judge in August to six months in jail and 10 years’ probation for sexually assaulting another student in 2013.

We can see why the “Christian-valued” university is quick to make this decision.

While many say that the university have tried to keep the incident on hush, in a statement released by Baylor, they say, “Baylor University is working to confront the scourge of interpersonal and sexual violence wherever it occurs.”

Check out the past ceremony in the gallery at the top.