The University of Wisconsin La Crosse fired Chancellor Joe Gow Wednesday for making sexually explicit videos with his wife and posting them online, the New York Post reported. The 63-year-old previously made headlines for paying thousands of dollars to a porn star who spoke on the university campus.

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents unanimously agreed Gow had to go due to his "abhorrent" conduct. It was revealed that Gow and his wife, Carmen Wilson, posted several explicit videos under their "Sexy Happy Couple" account.

"In recent days, we learned of specific conduct by Dr. Gow that has subjected the university to significant reputational harm. His actions were abhorrent," Jay Rothman, university president, said in a statement.

Gow has been with the school since 2007 but was put on administrative leave for his actions. On Wednesday, Rothman filed a complaint requesting Gow's tenure status to be re-evaluated.

Karen Walsh, UW system regent president, similarly accused Gow of "reckless disregard for the role he was entrusted with" as the university's second-longest serving chancellor. "We are alarmed and disgusted by his actions, which were wholly and undeniably inconsistent with his role as chancellor," Walsh said.

The videos Gow and his wife posted sometimes included professional porn stars. In his defense, Gow pointed out that he never shows his face in the videos, nor does he reveal his employer.

"There’s nothing said about the University of Wisconsin; there’s nothing said about the chancellor (on the videos)," Gow told reporters. "So someone else would have to make those associations. And then someone would have to say those are problematic."

Gow further explained that there are no school resources involved in the creation or dissemination of their adult content. He claimed that his First Amendment rights protect his side gig.

Prior to his firing this week, Gow claimed he was never contacted about his extracurricular activities, which he defends as acceptable activity between consenting adults. He believes his due process rights have been violated in this matter and its outcome at the university.

Notably, Gow announced his intentions in August to retire at the end of the 2023-2024 school year. He shared his future plans with the school's student newspaper, where he said he would make a cookbook and accompanying "video" that he would "maybe put up on the internet."

Perhaps he has followed his dreams after all, as the former chancellor and his wife also have a YouTube cooking channel, "Sexy Healthy Cooking." It features the couple cooking vegan meals with porn stars, and it sometimes ends with the insulation that there will be a tryst with their guest offscreen.

On their X account, Gow and Wilson post teasers and direct their followers to go to LoyalFans and OnlyFans to view "fully explicit scenes." This isn't the first time Gow's penchant for explicit content landed him in hot water.

He infamously hired porn star Nina Hartley in 2018 to lecture students and used $5,000 of La Crosse funds to pay for her speaking fees before being forced to reimburse the school. Hartley has since been featured in some of Gow and Wilson's videos.

The world of academia is increasingly infested with degenerates like Gow, who engage in perverted behavior under the cover of academic pursuit and First Amendment freedoms. The university was right to get rid of him, but one man's ouster is merely a drop in the bucket.