Yes, but. The “but” is that plagiarism allegations are easy to verify independently, mooting whatever malign motive lies behind them. The December 11 complaint was troubling, but it concerned Gay’s ...

Claudine Gay can’t get out of the spotlight after the Harvard University president’s record as a scholar continues to be investigated, with six new accusations of plagiarism coming out in recent days.

Harvard President Claudine Gay is facing six new plagiarism charges in another development of an unfolding academic scandal that has rocked one of America's most prestigious universities. The new ...

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Claudine Gay is the president of Harvard University. In recent weeks, she has come under fire for plagiarizing portions of her 1997 doctoral dissertation, as well as published articles she had ...

Indiana University President Pamela Whitten's 1996 dissertation contains an 85-word passage copied verbatim from another source. IU has still not released details of the initial law firm review that ...

How many unique words in a row must I write before I have created a de facto attribution right? For every twist I take, a source or example will be cited, due to the intrinsic attribution right ...