Harvard’s embattled president, Claudine Gay, has quietly built a “diversity” empire over the course of her career, which has “influenced every facet of university life,” says conservative activist and CRT expert Christopher Rufo.
Fresh plagiarism allegations have been unearthed in an official academic complaint against embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay.
On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” CNN Reporter Matt Egan discussed allegations of plagiarism against Harvard President Claudine Gay and acknowledged “there are clear examples of plagiarism that occurred in the 1990s” but added that “we should note that
Harvard’s early admission applications have dropped to a four-year low as the Ivy League university faces heavy scrutiny over antisemitism scandals that have dominated the school’s news cycle for the past several months.
Additional allegations of plagiarism have emerged against Harvard President Claudine Gay on top of those previously made.
The ‘Boston Globe’ is not satisfied with Harvard’s decision to wave away evidence that its president, Claudine Gay, committed plagiarism.
Wikipedia editors have been actively trying to minimize mention of plagiarism allegations raised against embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay. This has included removing mention of the allegations from the intro of her article and removing detailed descriptions of the alleged plagiarism. Some editors have also tried to minimize mention of Gay’s handling of campus antisemitism in the wake of the Hamas terror attacks against Israel.
Harvard reportedly covered up a high-level investigation into whether the Ivy League university’s embattled president, Claudine Gay, had previously engaged in plagiarism. Moreover, the school also “threatened” the New York Post with “an expensive law firm” in response to the media outlet’s probe into the matter.
New York Times Magazine staff writer Nikole Hannah-Jones said Tuesday on CNN’s “NewsNight” that calls for Harvard President Claudine Gay to be fired after her controversial congressional testimony weare “racist.”
Harvard University has blocked Instagram users from having the ability to comment on its posts, as well as from being able to tag the Ivy League school’s account in their own posts on the social media platform. The university, mired in an antisemitism scandal and allegations of plagiarism against President Claudine Gay, seems to think all of its problems will go away if no one can involve them in the conversation.
Political scientist and legal professional Carol Swain told SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily host Mike Slater on Tuesday that Harvard President Claudine Gay “is a fraud” and “an embarrassment,” and that “she should resign.” The scholar and former professional, who Gay is accused of plagiarizing from, added, “if she were a white male, or even a white female, caught in the scandal that she’s caught in — they would be going by now.”
Dr. Carol Swain discusses the controversy surrounding Harvard University President Claudine Gay, who has been accused of plagiarizing Swain’s own work.
Harvard University president Claudine Gay is going to keep her position — for now — despite failing to tackle antisemitism on campus, and despite failing to state that calling for the genocide of Jews would violate Harvard’s code of conduct.
The National Association of Scholars (NAS) has called for the removal of Harvard President Claudine Gay following allegations of plagiarism.
Hundreds of Harvard faculty signed a letter urging leadership not to fire university president Claudine Gay after her comments on antisemitism.
Conservative activist and CRT expert Christopher Rufo has combined forces with journalist Christopher Brunet to raise troubling questions of potential plagiarism around embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay’s Ph.D. dissertation.
Even if these neo-Nazis are eventually fired, the fact it took more than four days, more than an hour, tells you that academia is rotten and evil, something beyond redemption.
The consistently opaque answers offered by three academic leaders in their testimony at a House hearing on antisemitism this week saw them mercilessly mocked on the Saturday Night Live cold open.
Harvard president Claudine Gay apologized Thursday for her weak stance against antisemitism during congressional testimony earlier this week, telling the Harvard Crimson that she had failed to live up to her own “guiding truth.”
Rabbi David Wolpe, a highly respected Jewish leader from Southern California who is currently a visiting scholar at the Harvard Divinity School, resigned Thursday from Harvard’s antisemitism committee in the wake of President Claudine Gay’s testimony.
Harvard University tried Wednesday to clarify president Claudine Gay’s stance on the genocide of Jews, as implied by statements calling for the destruction of Israel.
Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC) said Tuesday at a congressional hearing on campus antisemitism that the lack of ideological diversity on university faculties led to the recent, ongoing outbreak of antisemitism: “It’s due to illiberalism,” he said.
Harvard University released a statement and a video address shortly after the Supreme Court delivered a ruling dashing the school’s race-based admissions process on Thursday, saying that while the school “will comply” with the decision, it does not change their belief that race should be considered in the admissions process.