Harvard University president Claudine Gay will reportedly step down today following a firestorm of controversy in recent weeks related to allegations of plagiarism as well as a widely criticized ...

Harvard president Claudine Gay has resigned after becoming embroiled in a pair of controversies over on-campus antisemitism and plagiarism.. Gay spent just over six months as president of Harvard ...

Oct. 8 . Harvard became the first major school drowning in controversy in the wake of Hamas’s attack against Israel on Oct. 7 after a letter signed by dozens of student organizations blamed ...

Claudine Gay’s short and troubled tenure lays bare the cracks in Harvard’s present foundation. ... In many ways, it produced the controversy with Gay that now steepens the nosedive.

6 Months and a Swirl of Controversy: A Timeline of Claudine Gay’s Tenure as Harvard President Since beginning in her role in July, Dr. Gay had come under criticism over the Middle East war and ...

After the chaos of Gay’s short tenure, a major goal of interim President Alan M. Garber ’76 has been to restore stability to the University, repair its reputation, and keep Harvard out of the ...

Latina professor Lorgia García-Peña, who was denied tenure at Harvard, has written a book, “Community as Rebellion: A Syllabus for Surviving Academia as a Woman of Color." ...

Harvard revokes professor's tenure in rare move amid data manipulation allegations Francesca Gino, who once earned over $1M annually, maintains her innocence. By Pilar Arias Fox News.

As Harvard and the government negotiate to end a conflict with billions of dollars on the line, some ask whether Penny ...

The news spread quickly, angering Latino students and others at Harvard: One of the few professors who specialized in Latino and Caribbean studies and devoted time to mentoring students of color ha… ...

The news spread quickly, angering Latino students and others at Harvard: One of the few professors who specialized in Latino and Caribbean studies and devoted time to mentoring students of color ha… ...

Harvard professors said that it is rare for the university president or provost to veto a tenure decision that has been approved by the department and the dean, but it does happen.