Bill Cosby stripped of ANOTHER honorary degree: USF follows Brown, Fordham and Marquette Universities in rescinding diploma over rape allegations

• The University of San Francisco has voted to revoke the 2012 award 
• It comes after Brown University revoked Cosby's 1985 honorary degree
• Follows similar decision by both Fordham and Marquette universities
• Cosby has admitted having extra-marital affairs with several women 
• Not been charged with a crime, despite several women accusing him of sex assault  

By Associated Press and Sam Matthew for MailOnline

Published: 15:56 EST, 1 October 2015 | Updated: 19:27 EST, 1 October 2015

A Jesuit Catholic university in San Francisco is the latest college to revoke an honorary degree awarded to disgraced comedian Bill Cosby.

The University of San Francisco Board of Trustees voted to rescind the 2012 degree, saying that Cosby has acknowledged behavior inconsistent with criteria for a USF honorary degree. 

University President Rev. Paul J. Fitzgerald, S.J. sent a campus-wide message on Wednesday. 

The USF board voted on Friday, the same day Brown University's board revoked the doctorate of humane letters it granted Cosby in 1985. Fordham and Marquette universities have also rescinded their degrees. 

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Bill Cosby has been stripped of an honorary degree awarded to him in 1985 by Brown University

Cosby admitted to having extramarital relationships with several women, including some who now accuse him of sexual assault. He's never been charged with a crime. 

A spokesman for the 78-year-old could not be reached immediately for comment.

Brown's President Christina Paxon said the university's board stripped Cosby of the doctorate of humane letters granted in 1985.

Paxon said the comedian received the degree for integrating his personal character into his fictional one while embracing such values as 'honesty, fair play, love of family, and respect for humanity.' 

'It has become clear, by his own admission in legal depositions that became public this summer, that Mr Cosby has engaged in conduct with women that is contrary to the values of Brown and the qualities for which he was honored by the University in 1985,' Paxon said in an email to the Brown community.  

She said Cosby admitted in legal depositions that he had engaged in conduct with women 'contrary to the values of Brown.'

He has admitted having extramarital relationships with several women, including some who now accuse him of sexual assault. He's never been charged with a crime.

Last week Milwaukee, Marquette's Board of Trustees approved a resolution rescinding an honorary degree presented to Cosby in 2013.

Fordham's Board of Trustees also voted to take back an honorary doctor of fine arts degree given to him in 2001. 

The Ivy League university is the third institution this week to rescind a doctorate awarded to the comedian in the wake of rape allegations. Pictured: Brown University

Other schools to distance themselves from the married comedian, are Central State University, Temple University and Spelman College. 

Cosby has been accused of drugging and raping over 40 women.

The comedian, who starred as Dr. Cliff Huxtable on 'The Cosby Show' from 1984 to 1992, has denied any wrong doing.