If it would be my univ, I'd send a personal email to the dean. https://cse.umn.edu/college/office-dean#:~:text=Dean%20Mostafa%20(Mos)%20Kaveh&text=As%20dean%2C%

If it would be my univ, I'd send a personal email to the dean. https://cse.umn.edu/college/office-dean#:~:text=Dean%20Mostafa%20(Mos)%20Kaveh&text=As%20dean%2C%20Kaveh%20is%20chief,academic%20programs%20in%20the%20country https://cse.umn.edu/college/office-dean#:~:text=Dean%20Mosta.... If enough grads do that, I would expect the university will do something about it, and that would send a message. It's about where the money comes from in the end; (tuition, grants, research partnerships etc) IMO none of these sources would be very happy about what might amount to defacement of public property and waste of the time of people that are working for the good of mankind by providing free tools(bicycle of the mind) to future generations. There is no novelty in this research; bad actors have been trying to introduce bad patches for as long as open source has been open.