From Dow Jones & Company:

Harvard University president, Claudine Gay, has resigned amid backlash over allegations of plagiarism and her handling of a congressional hearing in which she was criticized for her responses. In her New York Times op-ed, Gay warned of efforts to undermine American institutions and sabotage their credibility. She emphasized the need to maintain independence and stand up against attempts to undermine the legitimacy of trusted institutions. Gay’s resignation comes as a result of a broader campaign to unravel public faith in American society’s pillars, she stated. It is crucial for universities to remain places for learning, sharing, and growth.



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