Claudine Gay

Harvard University has submitted a new set of documents to the House committee reviewing allegations of plagiarism from former President Claudine Gay, a committee representative confirmed to NBC10 Boston Friday.

Harvard University on Wednesday sought to move beyond the firestorm brought on by the plagiarism allegations, congressional testimony and resignation of Claudine Gay, the school’s first Black president, as it seeks a new leader and tries to heal divisions at the elite Ivy League school. But Gay, in a column published online by the New York Times, cautioned Wednesday...

Claudine Gay acknowledged making mistakes following her resignation as Harvard University’s president, but added that her email has been flooded with death threats and racial slurs.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay came under fire for her response to questions about antisemitism on campus and allegations of plagiarism.

Claudine Gay, the first person of color and the second woman to be president of Harvard, said in a letter to the community that “it has become clear that it is in the best interests of Harvard for me to resign so that our community can navigate this moment of extraordinary challenge with a focus on the institution rather than...

Embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay is resigning, saying in a statement Tuesday that it was in the university’s “best interests” so the community could move past the challenges it’s facing.

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Embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay is stepping down, she said

A new review by Harvard University has found more instances of “inadequate citation” in President Claudine Gay’s academic work, but said it didn’t reach the level of misconduct.

Despite calls for her to resign, Harvard University says Claudine Gay will keep her job as president.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay will remain in office, the Harvard Corporation announced in a statement Tuesday morning. Her future had been in question after her testimony before Congress about antisemitism last week. “As members of the Harvard Corporation, we today reaffirm our support for President Gay’s continued leadership of Harvard University. Our extensive deliberations affirm our confidence that...

Pressure has been building not only for the president of UPenn to resign, but also the presidents of Harvard and MIT. University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill has resigned after coming under fire for her testimony at a congressional hearing last week about antisemitism on campus. She struggled to answer a question from lawmakers about whether calling for the genocide…

She struggled to answer a question from lawmakers about whether calling for the genocide of Jews violates school policy.

There is unease, uncertainty and worry coming from those on Harvard’s campus as we hear from President Claudine Gay – again – on concerns about antisemitism

Harvard University’s president apologized as pressure mounted for the University of Pennsylvania’s president to resign over their testimony at a congressional hearing on antisemitism. Critics from the White House on down say they failed to demonstrate that they would stand up to antisemitism on campus. Now, Harvard President Claudine Gay says she failed to properly denounce threats of violence against...

As tensions throughout the Harvard campus persist, Harvard President Claudine Gay announced the formation of an advisory group to help combat antisemitism on campus. However, outside of her carefully curated statements and rehearsed speeches, she hasn’t been willing to speak more about the issues facing students. NBC10 Boston attempted to speak to Harvard’s 30th president at a groundbreaking ceremony...

Harvard University Claudine Gay declined to answer questions about criticism that the school was slow to respond to the tensions on her campus.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay shared a new statement Friday amid controversy at the school over a letter from student organizations about the Israel-Hamas War. Watch it here.